Sentence examples for to fragment even more from inspiring English sources
Silicon Valley succeeds because of the critical mass there, but in Europe our tech scene is fragmented, and in a small country like the UK the temptation is to fragment even more.
"The UK's refusal to play ball has meant the EU institutional structures would fragment even more.
With the explosion of alternative rock after the success of Pearl Jam and Nirvana in 1991 (along with the increasing audience for country, hip-hop and Hispanic music), the industry expanded and fragmented even more as radio stations and music fans took more chances on newer acts.
Based on how plastics break into smaller fragments, the scientists had expected to see even more microplastics than they counted; those missing microplastics, they suggest, could sink more easily below the surface, become stranded on shorelines, be eaten by animals, or break down more rapidly under ultraviolet light from the sun.
Now, a series of papers in the December issue of Conservation Biology presents new evidence that forest fragments are even more susceptible to ecological stresses like drought and fire than previously thought and that these stresses can interact and exacerbate one another.
Now it may expose itself to even more liability to be the arbiter of truth now that it's fragmented the news space into hundreds of distinct digests.
He would want to see even more.
They want to produce even more.
Things start to get even more interesting.
Want to sell even more books?
