Sentence examples for because of split from inspiring English sources

There is a sense that the employee or employee candidate will not be as strong a contributor as a man or a woman without children because of split responsibilities between work and family.

The flock changes its flight path because of split-second reactions to position changes by other birds.

Traders tell tales of losing money to him because of split-second price differences he picked up faster than they did.

This highlights the vulnerability of these systems, that competitive candidates can be eliminated early because of splitting of votes.

Because of splits among dissidents, Mr. Carter met separately with Project Varela's supporters and its opponents.

Democrats believe that one reason it has been so difficult to reach an agreement on the bill is because of splits among Congressional Republicans.

The former are amenable to compromises that subserve their ends, the latter are passionate and ultra-democratic to the extent, often, of making themselves unelectable because of splits and feuds.

Britain and its Nato allies have no effective plan for defending Europe from a Russian attack because of splits within the military alliance, a recently retired military chief said last night.

This way, there is no chance of a candidate detested by a majority of voters winning a seat because of splits in the opposition and votes for third-party candidates are not wasted.

The nightmare for Mr. Sarkozy would be to be squeezed out of a second-round runoff for the presidency because of splits on the right and a strong showing by both the Socialists and the National Front.

And as what often happens, the hopes people had aren t realised – because of splits, and the old imperial power still trying to rule … The Wind That Shakes the Barley was a big epic film; Jimmy's Hall is just a microcosm".