Sentence examples for a close division from inspiring English sources

The Cubs, who won a close division race last season, have added one major piece for their latest effort, a right fielder from Japan, Kosuke Fukudome.

And just as some polls found a close division of opinion on the debate's winner, an almost even number of Twitter users found that Mr. Biden or Mr. Ryan was the victor.

David I expect the NFC East will be a very close division this year.

A CNN poll taken at the outset of her last presidential campaign, in October 2007, found a similarly close division, with 51% saying yes and 46% no.

One is the close division on Capitol Hill: "Given the politics of a 50-50 government," he said, "it's real hard to come on like gangbusters with a long list of things which you must have".

Education is shaping up as an early test of how both sides will handle the close division of power in Congress and the lingering ill will from the presidential election.

The court's close division on punitive damages has never followed typical ideological lines.

This year, of the 15 teams thought to be in playoff contention, 12 would have been in close division races for almost the entire season without the wild card.

For example, in the fair division of a cake, the procedure of cutting the cake is valuable if it ensures the outcome of a close to equal division.

But the moment when that process was set in train, the moment the cold war drew to a close and the division of Europe ended, was that November night in Berlin, when the wall held no more.

And with a season sweep of Jacksonville, their closest division rival, Indianapolis grabbed a nearly unbreakable hold on tie breakers with four games to play.