Sentence examples for are more split from inspiring English sources

More than half of voters are for legalization in California and Nevada, while the other three states — Arizona, Maine and Massachusetts — are more split, according to the latest polls.

Seniors are more split on the matter.

Pew's data highlighted two consistent trends: Women are much more likely to identify as Democrats than Republicans, while men are more split.

The poll, however, isn't the first to show that Republicans and Democrats are more split than ever on the issues.

The numbers are more split for the 18-29 age bracket, where 77percentt of men and 57percentt of women say they play video games but 33percentt of men and a paltry 9percentt of women identify as gamers.

While majorities in both parties wanted to avoid the cliff, opinions are more split on the sequester -- 40percentt say Obama and Congress should let automatic cuts go into effect if they can't reach a deal, compared to 49percentt who say the cuts should be delayed.

Labour's base is more split, thriving with the younger, the more educated and the urban, many of whom are passionately anti-Brexit, while trying to hold on to older voters in post-industrial towns who backed leave with enthusiasm.

(The Democrats had been more split, some worrying that the amendment would wipe out hard-won but ultimately counterproductive laws protecting women from things like working overtime or lifting heavy objects).

Critics, however, were more split, with only 59% rating the picture favorably on Rotten Tomatoes.

Critics, however, were more split with only 55% of them on Rotten Tomatoes rating it favorably.

Partners were more split: four felt that communication was frequent, and three were undecided.