Sentence examples for as a split between from inspiring English sources

The dancers turn on one another, as a split between the 2 seems a done deal.

There was a social divide between the leading families as well as a split between factions that were for and against the village's new pastor, Samuel Parris.

Keegan defines the argument about whether or not to attack Iraq as a split between idealists, who believe in a world free of warfare, and realists, who regard warfare as a normal and indeed inevitable part of international affairs.

On Tuesday night, the Cabinet Office insisted Corbyn had been offered a briefing, but Hilary Benn was unaware of the late invitation, so it was reported as a split between Benn and Corbyn.

Separation began a short distance after the start of the maturation zone (typically 600 700 µm) as a split between the two cell layers (Fig.  5J), and developed more distally into a large blister-like structure (Fig.  5K).

Just as there is a split between Michael and Lulu, there is also a divide between the urban and the rural.

When the previous effort to open a Taliban office in Qatar collapsed in March 2012, many analysts saw that as a result of a split between Taliban officials in the political leadership and their military commanders.

The health insurers withdrew support as the result of a split between the big five for-profit companies, which were strongly opposed, and their own trade association, which leaned in favor.

The problem of a lack of child and mental health policy and problems such as fragmentation, poor coordination, a split between social and medical care and lack of a clear vision and evaluation framework has been described before in the international literature [ 2, 6, 11, 14].

The briefs showed a split between religious organizations as well.

Here, as elsewhere, there has been a split between those, like Chuck Heit, the school board treasurer and former police chief, who thinks students who use drugs should be punished, and those -- the majority here -- who are more interested in arranging for counseling or treatment.