Sentence examples for a sharp split from inspiring English sources

There was a sharp split among Republicans.

Mr. McCain's campaign is counting on a sharp split among social conservatives in the 2008 primary.

My Ohio survey was unscientific — conversations over a few days — but national polling reveals a sharp split along gender lines.

A sharp split within NATO or among Security Council members could hamper American political and military planning in several respects.

While the votes in favor of the resolutions were large and bipartisan, they highlighted a sharp split in the Democratic party over how and when to use force.

The change is a major policy rollback by the White House and represents a sharp split with the American-appointed Iraqi Governing Council.

As can be seen from Figure 4 (right), the mix80 dataset has a sharper split between non-canonical and canonical base-pairs, more similar to PFOLD's (left).

In the Gallup poll, there is a fairly sharp split between those who came of age in the 1960s, and those aged 65 and older — many of whom grew up in a generation when marijuana use was not common.

A similar sharp split exists for downward educational mobility: The U.S. and German percentages are nearly 20%, whereas for the other three countries they are less than 10%.

In a sharp party split, the New York State Senate approved the bill by a vote of 28-22, with 7 Republicans joining a solid bloc of Democrats in the affirmative.

Use a sharp knife, split the four inches of the node not cut off into four pieces of meat.