Sentence examples for closely split from inspiring English sources
Suburban voters were closely split.
And the country has been closely split in the last several elections.
The Northwestern study included 100 men, closely split among bisexuals, heterosexuals and homosexuals.
His district is closely split among Democrats, Republicans and unaffiliated voters.
On the street, they found the same closely split loyalties that played out across the country.
Voters in Tuesday's recall election are also closely split in their views of how Mr. Walker handled the issue.
Independent men split closely between Mr. Obama and the leading Republican candidates.
A handful of social scientists and family-law scholars have recently begun looking closely at this split.
That split closely matches the overall breakdown in voting intention, but there is some interesting crossover under the surface: a significant 26% of Conservatives regard their own party's economic plans as extremist on this test, something 30% of Labour supporters also say of their own party's plans.
Tighter definitions will also attempt to bar digital multinationals from splitting closely allied business activities into onshore and offshore components — a highly profitable company based offshore but able to book sales remotely, and a less profitable, in-market company claiming only to provide "support services" to the overseas company.
Properties of the preconditioned matrix are analyzed and compared with those of the closely related Dimensional Splitting (DS) preconditioner recently introduced by Benzi and Guo [7].
