Sentence examples for see some fragmentation from inspiring English sources

"You are starting to see some fragmentation; it could be that the days of a monolithic bloc of evangelicals are over," said Mark Caleb Smith, director of the Center for Political Studies at Cedarville University, a Christian school.

Instead, we are beginning to see a fragmentation of the order itself.

We don't want to see a fragmentation of the internet.

With that expansion, we can expect to see more fragmentation and loss of natural habitats.

But the pattern across Europe is that we see a fragmentation of the political landscape, with governance becoming increasingly complicated.

You see that fragmentation in the fact that you don't receive one bill for hospital services.

"You could see a fragmentation of radio as a generation grows up that downloads and uses podcasts and totally circumnavigates the schedulers.

Where others see "angry fragmentation" today, he sees an "American miracle", a country that has held together better than any other of comparable size or diversity.

"From our specific point of view, to stop or withdraw the proposal at this point risks exacerbating a trend we see towards fragmentation of packaging waste producer responsibility schemes", the business-led alliance argues.

And it came as the new prime minister Kevin Rudd also said he was worried that the constant arrival of asylum seekers by boat would see "the fragmentation of support" for Australia's migration system.

The EU-wide Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment wrote an open letter to Timmermans ahead of the withdrawal of the package, stating the case for tougher recycling standards: "From our specific point of view, to stop or withdraw the proposal at this point risks exacerbating a trend we see towards fragmentation of packaging waste producer responsibility schemes".