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1. But we are now a much more fragmented society.

2. Fierce rivalries have traditionally fragmented the region.

3. The clouds fragmented and out came the sun.

4. The interruption fragmented his argument.

5. In this increasingly fragmented society, a sense of community is a thing of the past.

6. His day was fragmented by interruptions and phone calls.

7. John Tiller led a fragmented existence at this time.

8. Many other white-collar jobs, claims Braverman, are similarly fragmented.

9. The different media were fragmented, difficult to integrate.

10. Services for problem drinkers are very fragmented at present.

11. These values issues have fragmented long-standing party alliances and crossed traditional geographical and economic boundary lines.

12. Screening services are often fragmented,(Sentence dictionary) and the public may not have equal access to particular screening programmes.

13. The lecture notes are fragmented; a fair number of sentences remain incomplete.

14. Ideas are everything in a fragmented global marketplace, and great ideas demand a diverse work force.

15. The group fragmented and re-formed in twos and threes, speculating on possible reasons for Gebrec's disappearance.

16. These changes will help to rebuild a fragmented community and create an environment suitable for children to grow up in.

17. Behind the fragmented Dublin tenement of the first act we see massed ranks of silent soldiers.

18. To assume that teaching them a fragmented curriculum will lead them to a unified sense of place and person is unrealistic.

19. But his fantasy was fragmented; no real plot or theme emerged.

20. Then it is as if our fragmented lives are integrated, fulfilled and satisfied as they have never been before.

21. In countries where banking is small-scale and fragmented there are initiatives to promote larger banking groups.

22. The President has only held onto power because the opposition is so fragmented.

23. Thus the Republic emerged from its early traumas with a fragmented political culture and no national consensus.

24. Plurality electoral systems tend to produce two identifiable blocs while majority run-off elections tend to produce more fragmented support.

25. He is haunted by flashbacks of being beaten, tortured and buried alive, but they are fragmented memories.

26. Is knowledge lost from memory or does it change, becoming vague and imprecise, or distorted, or disconnected and fragmented?

27. Despite heavy use, it is one of the most fragmented national forests in the country.

28. Political control Effective staff management in education is highly problematic because of the fragmented and diversified centres of control.

29. Without a strong State, this underclass will erupt into fragmented resistance, indicated in social disorder.

30. Information is still hard to track down and reaches the classroom level in a fragmented and patchy way.