Sentence examples for close split from inspiring English sources
"He's thinking perhaps Obama and Clinton will have a close split of delegates once the primaries are over, and his 300 or 400 delegates will make the difference.
Gregg M. Mashberg New Rochelle, N.Y., June 3 , 2009 To the Editor: Re "Israel and U.S. Can't Close Split on Settlements" (front page, June 2): This split stems from a significant disconnect that should not be chalked up to mere semantics.
Months later, Kentikian defend WBA Female title against Carina Moreno, but lost a close split decision.
The fight was subsequently described as a "competitive and highly entertaining fight" and the result was reviewed as a "disputed" close split decision.
A poll by Quinnipiac University of solely Republican voters showed a close split on the matter, with 38percentt saying Moore should keep running and 42percentt saying he should not.
In summer 2012, when the court ended with a close split on President Obama's healthcare law and Arizona's strict immigration law, Scalia and Ginsburg had agreed in 56% of the term's cases — the lowest rate of any two justices.
In a victory that surely caught Jones's attention, Harding won a close split-decision over Montell Griffin, who handed Jones his only loss, albeit on a disqualification.
Billy Joe Saunders handed Chris Eubank Jr the first defeat of his career after prevailing by a close split-decision victory to keep his European, British and Commonwealth middleweight titles.
People get along or they don't and eventually become close or split apart.
Opinions on the original travel ban are close to split, with 44percentt approving and 46percentt disapproving.
They're close to split, 35percentto31percentcent, on whether Congress should prioritize investigating Russia's role in the election or the leaking of classified information about that role to journalists.
