Examples of using More fragmented in English and their translations into Polish
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Against the fascists stood Republicans became more fragmented by the fascists.
Employers appear more fragmented than the unions in the UK but are by no means less powerful.
The division of the joint emission reduction target into national sub-targets may move in a more fragmented and disintegrated direction.
The German offensive effort became more fragmented, leading to the Battle of Kiev and the Battle of Uman.
The more fragmented market for polypropylene would also reduce the Group's exposure to long-term market risk.
We can push it up:the forces become more fragmented; there is more of them, but they are weaker.
This has resulted in large imbalances in the food supply chain, since the oligopolies have enormous bargaining power vis-à-vis their commercial partners,who are far more fragmented.
In Central Asia the range of the species is more fragmented, reaching the Himalayas and Asia Minor.
Against the backdrop of a more fragmented production process, the emerging economies could be the main winners of transatlantic integration, intensifying competition between the two biggest economies in the OECD area.
The division of the joint emission reduction target into national sub-targets may move in a more fragmented and disintegrated direction.
As a logistics market Europe is more fragmented than the US, with lots of different jurisdictions.
Respondents were also positive, and consistent,in their perspective that the merit of the KICs was to act as a catalyst for creating additional value from the activities which individual members already undertake on a more fragmented basis.
There is a division into a Northern Treasure Lineage and a Southern Treasure Lineage.The Nyingma tradition is more fragmented than the others, and is not formed into one particular style.
Other market sectors are much more fragmented, volumes are too small, and models and design change too rapidly for independent producers to have an economic incentive to enter the market.
While it may seem that employers have an easier task in building their structures than the workers' organisations- fewer members, smaller member rotation, more resources and a stronger network of elites,in reality employers are more fragmented than unions Traxler 2004, VanGyes 2006.
Without joint actions,exchange of good practices is expected to become more fragmented and more costly, and lack of coordinated training programmes will lead to duplication of efforts.
Against the backdrop of a more fragmented production process(intellectual input in the OECD countries, manufacturing in emerging countries6) China could be the main winner of the creation of a TAFTA, intensifying competition between the two biggest economies on the OECD area.
We can support them in this with our services for all those markets that are significantly more fragmented and making market transparency difficult for them, meaning Europa, Asia and also South America.
To the need to reinforce the strengths and address the perceived discontinuities andlack of synergy resulting from the current more fragmented programme design, as revealed by interim evaluations of Socrates and Leonardo da Vinci, and by the public consultation on the options for the new generation of programmes, and.
The longer your tail is the more fragments of music composition you hear.
Said that if we had more fragments to test, they might have better luck.
The more successful your campaign in the Wraith-Night, the more Fragments you will earn.
I'm still waiting on more fragments from Dr. Hodgins, but I did find a Monteggia fracture on the proximal shaft of the ulna, and that is in addition to a dislocation to the head of the radius and the fractures on the metacarpals.
The more MHC variants we have, the more fragments of our own proteins we present, and the more T cells can auto-react- cause an excessive reaction of the body against its own proteins"- the scientist says.
Well done, just one more fragment to go.
More fragments, published in 1956 by Ramon Roca-Puig, cataloged as P. Barc.
It is worth mentioning one more fragment of the Primate's pastoral letter,'The Church, although it has a wonderful history of charity, although it condemned usury and bribery, modern capitalistic exploitation as well as old and new slavery of mechanization, did not win all hearts for social ideals.
Then, during a walk around Krakow,in successive areas related to the processing of amber, guests receive more fragments of the precious stone from which they create works according to their own fancy. These are then"polished up" by the artist.