Sentence examples for sort of fragmentation from inspiring English sources

It was this sort of fragmentation that effectively destroyed Sega's console business.

But while this sort of fragmentation might sound like a headache for Mr Botton, he strongly believes that his hospital did the right thing in choosing its own technology.

It's not that the railways haven't modernised – and with 23 train operating companies and a separate body for infrastructure, they've faced the sort of fragmentation that normally kills collective bargaining.

This leads to a sort of data fragmentation which can be damaging to both capacity and speed.

But all else being equal, the fact that it's the same resolution, the same aspect ratio, the same number of pixels, Apple probably felt that was a worthy trade-off, to avoid any sort of ecosystem fragmentation, any need for developers to write or re-write second versions of their websites for the mini".

What follows is a sort of psychosexual fragmentation of a play that presents a number of difficulties for production.

"Nollywood is incredibly fragmented, with hundreds of mini-studios, some of which have just two to three men working for them," says Njoku. "We have dealt with a huge array of them over the past few years and our view is to bring some sort of structure to that fragmentation".

And the spearhead of fragmentation are roads".

It is the threat of fragmentation.

"We still have a lot of fragmentation.

Others worry about the spectre of fragmentation.