Usage of "too fragmented"

Aún no tenemos significados para "too fragmented".

Uso de too fragmented en inglés

Transport spokesperson Chris Bishop said currently public transport governance was too fragmented. 
 Radio NZ 

Europe's defence market has been far too fragmented for decades and needs consolidation. 
 The Guardian 

The markets and the financial system are still far too fragmented for that. 
 Reuters 

The opposition is still too fragmented to really take over power. 
 Reuters 

Eide said international efforts to help Afghanistan were too fragmented. 
 Reuters 

At the moment it is too complicated and too fragmented. 
 The Guardian 

Equities are much too fragmented and OTFs would have introduced another layer of fragmentation, Hardt said. 
 Reuters 

He worries the current model is too fragmented. 
 Radio NZ 

However some analysts think the rebels are too fragmented to pose a significant challenge to government troops. 
 Reuters 

We have also realised that our infrastructure provision is too fragmented between the different spheres of government. 
 The South African 

It is far too fragmented, he added. 
 Reuters 

Those which have been pulled out of the swamp are generally too fragmented to be identified quickly. 
 Carrion comfort 

I was too young and too fragmented to have come up with this type of material on my own. 
 Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free! 

That may mean that protests eventually fade out as the public loses interest, or the crowds become too fragmented. 
 Reuters 

He said the sector was currently too fragmented and its proposal would make taking on apprentices more seamless for employers. 
 Radio NZ 

We are too fragmented. 
 Mentats of Dune 

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Too fragmented a través del tiempo

Too fragmented por variante geográfica

Estados Unidos de América

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Significados de too fragmented en inglés