Sentence examples for becoming split from inspiring English sources

"The big problem is that there is no consensus on this and people seem to be becoming split along ideological lines, with NGOs accepting the multiplier and industry not," says Upham.

For example, the mutual-fund industry is becoming split between dirt-cheap algorithmic index-tracking and higher-margin products that either include hedge funds or try to emulate them.One of the fastest-growing segments is 130/30 funds, which borrow heavily from the long/short hedge-fund model.

The alanine scan alleles may show specificity for subsets of those inputs as do the interacting genes, resulting in genes with shared functions becoming split by the alleles in the clustergram.

The two S subunit genes (K747_11950 and K747_11945) are separated by a homopolymeric G repeat, which may have resulted in a previously intact single S subunit becoming split as a result of a frameshift mutation.

Mitrovica is fast becoming permanently split along ethnic lines, with Serbs carving out the northern sector as a haven.

It didn't altogether come as a surprise that one of the issues much under review by BBC radio at the moment, is any sign of England becoming a split nation - Radio Five for the north and Radio 4 for the south.

Avoiding sulfates will help prevent your hair from becoming frizzy, split and damaged.

In 1983, the Seattle office and the New York office split, becoming two separate firms.

But as well as the deaths, children are also becoming lost and split from their families on the risky journey.

As the girl grows, it splits, becoming more elastic in puberty, and in most adolescents remains as a thin crescent-shape along the lower edge of the vagina's circumference.

Give your lips extra attention to avoid them becoming chapped and splitting.