Sentence examples for are similarly split from inspiring English sources

The candidates themselves are similarly split on these issues.

Internationally, opinion is similarly split.

And Murdoch's other title, the Times, was similarly split between Gove, one of its former staff, and May.

They also point out that the White House and the State Department appear to be similarly split between hawks and doves.

The public is similarly split on what the United States should do if Israel seeks to force an end to Iran's nuclear program through a military attack.

With the race neck and neck, it would be reasonable to expect national sentiment to be similarly split over the question of whether EU membership is generally a good or bad thing for Britain.

Readers could be similarly split: some delighting in the ingenuity of Hagen's plotting, others finding its ease and godlike capriciousness a little (or more than a little) suspect.

"Tabu" shares its title with a 1931 film by F. W. Murnau that also traffics in exoticism (in the South Pacific, not Africa) and that is similarly split in two sections, called "Paradise and Paradise Lostst".

Their mother is now helping Bliss to campaign for more funding to avoid other families being similarly split up: 'I want all the hospitals to have the capability to take young babies like this - just enough space for them, and enough staff.' Lyon argues that some transfers will always be necessary to reach specialist care, but thinks babies get a raw deal.

The action of two other kinds of proteins closely tied to TGF-beta was similarly split, with the activity of Smad proteins suppressed only outside muscle cells, while TAK-1 production continued.

Professional advocates were similarly split.