Sentence examples for a fairly even split from inspiring English sources

It's usually a fairly even split between texting people I know and entering competitions/using services designed to allow single people to flirt with one another.

The best that can be said about these latest election results is that they indicate a fairly even split between India's two biggest parties in five states which account for just 73 of the 543 elected seats in Parliament.

For example, put people in a brain scanner and do a blind tasting with two different brands of cola, and you get a fairly even split in terms of preference.

After that 15% threshold, which typically equates to one or two nominees, the data shows, with the exception of 2013, a fairly even split between the percentage of times that activist investors seek up to 30% of the board seats, which typically equates to three or four nominees, and the percentage of times they seek up to 50% of the board seats.

It is also not clear that the president and his ruling coalition will win sufficient support; opinion polls indicate a fairly even split among Montenegro's 600,000 people between staying with their traditional allies, the Serbs, and breaking all ties with Mr. Milosevic.

"It's a fairly even split between East and West.

While Santa Clarita native Montgomery has carried fairly even splits throughout his career, Wood could be Maddon's lefty-on-lefty weapon of choice.

That's a pretty even split.

Don Rothwell, professor of international law at Australian National University and an expert on the IWC, said in the past two decades, IWC members have been "roughly split on a fairly even basis" between pro-whaling and pro-conservation.

I see it as a fairly even exchange".

The rest of the world is a fairly even mix.