Sentence examples for a split which is from inspiring English sources

Back home, May is hunkered down with aides, planning ways of dealing with a split which is as much about legacy and outlook as it is about Europe.

It's tough to hit a spare in this situation, especially if you have a 7-10 split, which is the hardest split to hit.

Although there is no cut-off score to define persons as being high or low self-efficacious Ralph Schwarzer, 22 an expert in self-efficacy measurement, recommends conducting a median split, which is to dichotomise the study sample.

From 30km to 35km, the pair ran a 14 18 split, which is absurdly fast.

There's evidence of a doctrinal split, which is as common in the community as straw hats and hay wagons.

We have the late Roman emperors in a place called Split, which is in Croatia, along the fabulously gorgeous Dalmatian Coast today.

Too bad the labels didn't agree to a pure revenue split, which is what CEO David Hyman was hoping for back in January.

The new feasibility test is extended to test the feasibility of a proposed class of split, which is defined by the specification of product regions, or sets of product compositions.

This good-looking town is an hour and a quarter down the coast from Split which is served by several low-cost carriers from the UK.

"Obviously, the first aim was to secure top six and we've managed to do that three games before the split, which is a great achievement," said MacKay.

Some grains may have split, which is OK.