Sentence examples for this increasing fragmentation from inspiring English sources

"We believe the program guide benefits the entire television industry and also brings order and focus to television programs when there is this increasing fragmentation," Mr. Yuen said.

Flurry concludes that this increased fragmentation could mean curtains for the indie app developer.

Electron microscopy showed that this increased fragmentation was accompanied by a derangement in the structure of mitochondrial cristae (Fig 1E,F).

This is particularly true because, thanks to the increasing fragmentation of our media experiences, football offers a rare opportunity for the nation to cohere around a single cultural event, however basic and masculine.

This issue may become even more important in the near future, given the increasing fragmentation of chimpanzee habitat and, thus, increasing proximity of human and chimpanzee populations.

We share our patients' frustration at the increasing fragmentation of their care.

The task is made more difficult by the increasing fragmentation of audiences.

Complicating the whole situation, she says, is the increasing fragmentation of political parties, which has created a climate for corruption.

The new party illustrates the increasing fragmentation of the political scene in Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse.

The woolly spider monkey, from the Atlantic forest of Brazil, is under threat from the increasing fragmentation of its last remaining habitats.

To Mr. Kundnani, "the big shock is not the AfD," but the loss of support for Ms. Merkel's conservatives and the increasing fragmentation of German political life.