Sentence examples for a better split of from inspiring English sources

Samsung's biggest strength, according to the investor note, is that it has a lot of leverage in terms of negotiating a better split of mobile advertising revenues from partners including Google thanks to its dominant market position.

However, as was relatively commonplace on such strips, published credit went to Raymond, whose name was the major selling feature; the artist even managed to gain a part-ownership deal with King and a better split of the profits than was usual.

Since the subspace always contains highly informative SNPs which can guarantee a better split at any node of a tree.

Jessica: "Girls" Instagram posted a "Who wore it better?" split shot of Shosh wearing it last season and Ray in it this week.

This gives your swing a better chance of splitting down the edge, which frequently results in the entire log splitting.

Compared to these two schemes, Y-junction can provide much better splitting in terms of accuracy and consistency.

The state party in Michigan hasn't put forth an idea of its own, says The Wall Street Journal, but "the Clinton campaign is leaning more toward a second party-run primary, while two of Sen. Obama's campaign state co-chairmen suggested this week that a 50-50 split was a better course of action".

Points indicate measurements, and coloured lines show the results of the calibrated model: a 1-year-old poplar; b, c 2-year-old poplar (the data in b and c were split to allow a better visualisation of the data).

The S.E.C. Form 10 filing moves the company closer toward the split and gives shareholders a better idea of what the stand-alone publishing company, called the "New News Corporation" in the report, will look like financially when the spinoff is completed in mid-2013.

A clearer split of the section and a better discussion of the role of competition would therefore benefit the report as a whole.

It is no exaggeration to say that Daddy King's statement probably altered the outcome of the election, which Kennedy won very narrowly on the strength of a better than 70-30 split among black voters in such key swing states as Illinois and Michigan.