Sentence examples for being split between the from inspiring English sources

Rather than being split between the parties, religious people of all faiths are now pretty anchored in the Republican Party.

On the campaign trail, de Blasio has decried New York City as being split between the haves and the have-nots.

The analysts said the average age of the wealthy is falling steeply due to the number of new technology start-up millionaires and fortunes being split between the children of millionaire dynasties.

He is in the final year of a four-year, $15.5 million contract, payments on which are being split between the Rangers and his previous N.H.L. team, the Dallas Stars.

The profit is being made on just part of the business as, under the terms of the deal with Australian bank Macquarie, NCP is being split between the well-known off-street airport and railway car parking operations and the on-street business which runs clamping and penalty charges services for local authorities.

However, the 1955 State Treaty - signed by the Allies - guaranteed Austria's unity, ensuring it did not suffer Germany's fate of being split between the Soviets and the Western Cold War blocs.

Responsibility for contemporary programming was split between the Studio programmes of The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet.

The tax is split between the seller and the buyer.

Profits are split between the artists and the label.

The fine will be split between the agencies.

The bedrooms are split between the second and third floors.