Sentence examples for a split that from inspiring English sources

"If this thing comes down and causes a split, that would be very bad for scouting," he said.

They are the first hint of a split that would rapidly widen after Stravinsky's dramatic successes in Paris.

It is the great dichotomy of 2001, but it is not a split that can endure forever.

The controversy may have contributed to a split that erupted late last month among the Chadian rebel forces.

A split that was already present was deliberately driven open, and to a great extent it worked.

However, the summit was divided over the question of offering a membership action plan to Ukraine and Georgia, a split that pleased the Russians.

"It was as if the country went into a psychological split at that point," he says, "a split that was felt right across Africa.

The settlement removes an obstacle to the companies' efforts to come out of bankruptcy and complete a split that was hampered by their insolvency.

The idea of performing the lynching tore the Moore's Ford Memorial Committee apart, a split that was particularly painful because it occurred largely along racial lines.

On Friday night, he had formalised a split that had been anticipated since he led a parliamentary rebellion against Berlusconi's "hawks" in a government confidence vote.

The disparity means that Democrats can get well under 50 percent of the white vote and still win the presidency, a split that is only going to widen in the future.