Sentence examples for better split between from inspiring English sources

At the very least, they'd insist on a better split between defense and non-defense spending so that the latter would face smaller cuts.

This time, the balance is better: evenings split between Balanchine ("Square Dance," "Prodigal Son," and "Stravinsky Violin Concerto") and contemporary pieces.

IdeaWorks reckons almost half of the $9.9 billion rise can be chalked up to an increase in flyers and general revenues, with the rest of the increase split between better financial disclosure, stronger merchandising efforts and the sale of more services.

No place better illustrates the years-old split between the conservatives and the moderates in the New Jersey Republican Party than here in the Fifth Congressional District, where the race to succeed Representative Marge Roukema has put the rift in full view.

The primary purpose of the site is to offer users a more engaging and music-focused experience than YouTube proper, while also drawing better advertising rates that are split between Google and the record labels.

He also said the government plans to "force" the NHS and local government to work better together and end the "ridiculous split" between health and social care.

The remaining responses to the statement that ID provides a better explanation than evolution were roughly split between agree (22.4%) and disagree (26.2%); students were somewhat more likely to agree than to disagree to the other two statements.

One pie, split between 12 people at work, is better for everyone.

The department's roughly 680-person staff should better reflect the county's population, which is almost evenly split between blacks and whites, he said.

Ionescu recruited 20 vendors, evenly split between farmers and prepared foods, and of better than average quality for a new market.

The competition between conferences is going to be better because they're going to be even except for the split between the B.C.S. and the non-B.C.S".