fragmented
Example Sentences
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While Europe has increased its defense production in recent years, its fragmented industry currently lacks the capacity of its U.S. peers, which are financed by the world’s largest military budget.
Many European entrepreneurs blame Europe’s plight on a risk-averse culture, fragmented market and onerous regulations.
For so long the giants of Welsh politics, Labour confront social changes and a fragmented electorate in the political home of its founding father, Keir Hardie.
From BBC
"Instead of becoming a truly global power, Europe remains a beautiful but fragmented kaleidoscope of small and middle powers," he said during his trip to Davos.
From Barron's
In a fragmented media landscape, politicians have become some of the most broadly recognizable figures on TV and have since become fixtures as late-night guests.
From Los Angeles Times
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