Sentence examples for Such splits from inspiring English sources

Such splits are much rarer today.

Such splits have grown increasingly visible in recent weeks.

Such splits come in many forms at many speeds, and from either side, but they are always shot through with anger, sorrow or other high emotion.

Such splits have come as the Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed restricting firms from selling advice to companies they also audit.

Such splits have been blamed for much of the paralysis and slow decision-making in Japanese politics in recent years, as well as the rapid turnover of Japanese leaders, leading some observers to raise the idea of a grand coalition to break to impasse.

Such splits are not at all surprising; any organisation making weighty decisions in hugely uncertain circumstances would expect perhaps even welcome differences of opinion of that sort.Although the book is rich with anecdotes about CIA activities in Iraq and about war-planning, there is no smoking gun in the metaphorical sense.

Of course, there's no such belief and no such split.

As the leader of a state recognised by no other country but Turkey, he will forever be the subject of such split assessments.

Such splitting of hairs has angered regulators, whose doubts have increased in the weeks after the settlement over Wall Street's agreement with the spirit of the settlement.

There is no such split focus in the work's many dance scenes: Caroline Copeland and Carlos Fittante's choreography is steeped in the niceties of Baroque style.

There is no mystery why the Spanish development company Taylor Woodrow de España is offering partial ownership, what the real estate industry calls "fractionals," after years of avoiding such split-ownership plans.