Sentence examples for * somewhat divided from inspiring English sources

The world is somewhat divided on "Girls".

And on the front lines, opinion was somewhat divided.

WALL STREET is somewhat divided about the sector.

For its part, the opposition seems somewhat divided.

He added that the Germans were somewhat divided over how to respond to President Medvedev's proposals.

We all know the Labour party is somewhat divided over the bombing vote on Syria.

The structure of the manuscript is logical, even though the description of two subfamilies within one article may somewhat divide the attention of the reader.

Seattle Public Schools desegregated without a court order but continue to struggle to achieve racial balance in a somewhat ethnically divided city (the south part of town having more ethnic minorities than the north).

The refle-ha are somewhat more divided on public works spending, mainly for construction, which many argue did help soften the blow of Japan's post-bubble recession.

Economists are somewhat more divided than the public about the effects of a minimum-wage increase, with conservatives concerned that raising the cost of labor could reduce the total number of low-wage workers employed.

Americans were somewhat less divided about the impact the tea party has had on Congress.