Sentence examples for come to split from inspiring English sources

But, as the Presidential campaign has heated up, the issue has come to split the parties in stark ways.

Now we come to split (2.43).

It is, however, my firm belief that time has now come to split the Framework Programmes and to create a more conventional European Research Council (ERC), an organization more clearly under control by scientists.

In September, voters in Scotland will decide whether the time has come to split from England and Wales and form the world's newest independent nation, without a single shot fired.

When it comes to split factions, special interests and political infighting, the sailing federation has few equals.

One of the things that we don't sufficiently brood on when thinking about why America's welfare state came to split off so badly from that of the other rich countries is the unique way that some of the most powerful American unions became corrupted not through any fault of the workers, but through the dealings of criminals and mobsters.

"When it comes to splitting up lesbians either have to move out of the area or go off with a man, otherwise all the women in the programme will have to be converted".

He would be hyperaware of how bad things had gotten and how close we'd come to splitting up for good.

When the team's biggest rival, Dinamo, comes to Split, thousands of Torcida members gather outside their hotel and sing all night before the match to prevent the players from getting rest.

My parents are baby boomers, yet the customs of their contemporaries, at least when it came to splitting up, somehow skipped over them, which meant I grew up not knowing of alimony and visitation rights but rather two parents stuck together with Super Glue.

So, you can see that I come to this split-faith personality honestly.