Sentence examples for really fragmented from inspiring English sources

"There's a new coal mine we're living in and it's one that is really fragmented," he said.

"It's a complex industry and a really fragmented supply chain," says Felton, "so looking at how you unpick that is really difficult".

The system as experienced by the patients she filmed over the course of a year appears, she says, to be "really fragmented: health doing one thing, social care another".

"The market is really fragmented.

"We're aggregating the really fragmented European taxi market while creating new revenue streams for travel industry partners," he said.

"We found the hardest area to find appropriate investment was in the six figure segment which seemed to be really fragmented, so we decided to develop the Angelpitch service to address that area".. – Paul Christian (CEO).

Fragmentation is a problem, when you look at things in this context; but is the Linux market really that fragmented?

And the ability of species to persist in those fragmented landscapes really requires them to be able to disperse and find each other," Prof Lambin said.

The device is not really meant to suggest a fragmented mind, since the three Josies all share a single personality.

But one route only tells a third of the story, and it's totally out of order, so unless you read the entire synopsis ahead of time you really only get an abstract, fragmented glimpse of the overarching story of Lucha, the girl in the yellow dress.

No doubt, someone will insist that, in his taste for short, pointless fragments, he is really a brave pioneer of blogging, or that the fragmented narrative reflects the broken system of nineteenth-century capitalism or something.