Sentence examples for because they split from inspiring English sources

A state judge ruled that the legislative districts drawn by the General Assembly are unconstitutional because they split counties.

"It was bad with him and my mum because they split up lots between me being 12 and 15.

Referendums are a good way of settling important constitutional questions which, because they split political parties as well as the electorate, cannot be decided through a general election.

"This year I have had two couples who have had to cancel because they split up," says Moretta. "People also cancel for other reasons such as if the bride falls pregnant".

Normally, when a stock is borrowed, both the borrower and the institution or brokerage firm that lent the shares make money, because they split the profits that come from investing the proceeds of the short sale.

Splitboards are designed to help snowboarders reach higher peaks, and are so called because they split the board down the middle to make two wide skis, which can be used with skins for climbing slopes.

Perhaps they split because of her reluctance to move to Orkney, which Brown knew was the only place he could live.

It is there that Jake Preston Nicolas Cagee) goes to become a crackerjack Apache pilot, trained by Brad Little Tommy Lee Joness) and beloved by Billie Lee Guthrie Sean Youngg), the woman with whom he lived before they split because she wanted wings of her own.

"Usually artist collectives are for a quick moment, and then they split because they have their own projects".

"I don't really talk to Donna anymore, frankly, since they split because they were part of a team". Such thinking is no surprise to J.C. Larson, who is in the midst of a divorce from the prolific film and TV writer-producer Glen A. Larson.

She who suggests they split up because they've been squabbling: "We've been like Sid and Nancy for months".