Sentence examples for a long split from inspiring English sources

For 2786 of the 2851 trees (97.7%), the topologies agreed with the division between citri and campestris, suggesting a long split between the 2 species.

When the local ladies find out about this, Chuck gets a lot of action, but then — after a long, split-screen montage of his priapic exertions — he starts to feel empty and used.

The two men, who were allied for so long, split in 2004 after a bitter dispute.

A long war split families, forced many women into prostitution and displaced 4m people.

The compromise prevented a long term split in the sport, and by 1901 the IRFB added laws to the game banning professionalism to clarify their authority on the issue.

The issue had long split the newsroom, as well.

Keep in mind that Xbox codes are 25 characters long, split into 5 groups of 5.

The most successful of the Ashikaga rulers, the third shogun Yoshimitsu, managed to eliminate his rivals and settle a long-standing split in the imperial line, creating an era of stability that lasted several decades.

But it's also another episode in a long-running split in Hungarian society and intelligentsia that goes back to the end of the first world war, when a Soviet Republic set up in Budapest was crushed by the Austro-Hungarian Admiral Horthy.

Labour has plunged into a deep, week-long split over how to respond to Osborne's welfare plans, with at least three of the leadership candidates, including Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper, rejecting the interim Labour leader Harriet Harman's plea for the party to abstain and back a lower welfare cap.

The fruit is a pod that grows to 10 cm (4 inches) long, splitting in half when ripe.