Sentence examples for but divided between from inspiring English sources

That sounds like a lot but, divided between white and red, and spread over a long evening, it's not much at all.

It was to Hannibal's distinct advantage that the two Roman armies were not in a single camp but divided between their commanders.

They're energized, but divided between tea party conservatives and establishment conservatives.

Summarizing, the cultivation results showed two functional parts - a eukaryotic dimorphic fungus, doing a complete job of lipid degradation and lipid accumulation, and a bacterial block, basically doing equivalent work but divided between different species.

In other words, this is a little understood policy, for which views are evenly split, but starkly divided between different segments of the electorate, making it a classic empty vessel for professional political campaigners.

For example, 31 of the 204 species had responses that changed significantly between two phases, but equally divided between those increasing in abundance then stabilizing or declining (16 species), and those decreasing then recovering (15 species).

His far-right coalition is in agreement on most major foreign policy objectives, but is divided between secular and religious elements that have not been easy to reconcile.

It's a naturally unwieldy movement, Knappenberger is right to acknowledge, one that by its very origins and methodology can't help but be divided between the issue-driven and those motivated by anarchy.

The Gods & Titans feature within the same creation myth but were divided between them and frequently at war.

The founders did not give presidents all the power over foreign affairs, but divided responsibilities between the executive and legislative branches, Justice Scalia argued in his dissent.

But they are divided between those wanting to bring Iraq in line with Islam's divine law and those with more secular views.