Sentence examples for quite fragmented from inspiring English sources

The market for corporate spam filters is quite fragmented.

One reason is that the science sector is quite fragmented.

Moreover, within the psychological level, the landscape of available theories is quite fragmented.

Despite the increasing number of publications addressing MPLs the research area is still quite fragmented.

"The Brahma-Antarctica deal could be played out in sectors that are still quite fragmented, like banking and insurance".

However, the existing resilience framework research is still quite fragmented and the links behind various studies are not straightforwardly accessible.

Since the Danio rerio genome is currently in a rather fragmented and incomplete state, the chances of missing data are quite high.

It is also quite a fragmented one, in terms of youth leagues, so it will be interesting to see how quickly Tonsser can grow here.

But even then, as they do now, these firms, and the angels, operate in different segments of the market, since there are so few of them and the market is quite big, though fragmented, across Europe.

It is quite conceivable that fragmented mitochondria would be easier targets for mitophagy than tubular mitochondria, since the size of autophagosomes containing mitochondria in yeast mitophagy under prolonged respiratory growth is limited to 200-300 nm in diameter.

A writer meets a woman maimed and embittered by a terrorist attack; a security agent is whisked away from his lover to deal with reports of torture incidents in a Baghdad prison, their fragmented not quite love story framed by the callousness of news reports we know too well.