Sentence examples for serious fragmentation from inspiring English sources

"To cut academies away from local authority support will lead to a serious fragmentation of the education system, and leave schools without the vital support they need," she said.

Giving his final presidential address to the Anglican Consultative Council in Hong Kong, Archbishop Carey said the tendency of bishops to "take unilateral action," often in matters of sexuality, is "steadily driving us towards serious fragmentation and the real possibility of two (or, more likely, many more) distinct Anglican bodies emerging".

However, after checking NMST, we will find that some channels' total remaining time slots can meet the MDAOP, which is caused by serious fragmentation on every channel.

Adoption of recent Android versions was high enough that we could limit our backward compatibility, avoid serious fragmentation, and still have a large potential user base.

The suitable areas for afforestation are 2.6 × 104 km2 (patches with an area >1 km2), 1.6 × 104 km2 (patches with an area >10 km2), and 1.2 × 104 km2 (patches with an area >100 km2), which are mainly located in north Shaanxi, south Ningxia, and the middle of Gansu and Liaoning provinces with serious landscape fragmentation caused by human agricultural activities.

There is little consideration of the patient's receiving cohesive treatment, which leads to the serious potential for fragmentation and communication errors.

The innovative bundling of telemammography, telepathology, and teleoncology services may represent a new paradigm in breast care that helps address the serious issue of fragmentation of breast cancer care in the United States and elsewhere.

Beneath this battle of signifiers there is a serious potential for fragmentation in Spain.

Our study shows that habitat fragmentation has serious negative effects on recruitment in M. communis due to demographic bottlenecks in seedling establishment.

The results indicate that the rapid agricultural development process has brought about serious wetlands degradation and fragmentation and excessive cropland growth.

Habitat loss and fragmentation have serious consequences for long-term population persistence, thus we investigated the effects of these processes on jaguars (Panthera onca) across the species' distribution range.