Sentence examples for consider splitting up from inspiring English sources

Ever consider splitting up?

Mr. Ackermann spoke out Monday in favor of larger banks like Deutsche Bank, rejecting calls by senior Bank of England officials and by Paul A. Volcker, the former chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve, to consider splitting up banks to reduce risk.

Marilyn Stowe, the senior partner at Stowe Family Law, said that another reason parents consider splitting up more frequently after summer vacation is that they don't want to ruin their kids' school breaks with a divorce.

If using placards, consider splitting up couples - this can work very effectively where guests know each other only slightly, and can playfully encourage spontaneous conversation between semi-strangers.

Depending on how many scenes your team has for the fashion show, consider splitting up the scenes at an even number and put an intermission in the middle.

We're still together after 35 years because I refused to ever consider splitting up, although Matt's been unfaithful to me for most of that time.

Have you ever considered splitting up?

Was there ever a time you considered splitting up?

In Enough Said, one woman considers splitting up with a man over his lack of bedside tables and another spends the small hours shifting her sofa.

He said CWW's management team has considered splitting up and disposing of the assets, but may be willing to accept a lower price for the whole company because of the pressure it has been under recently.

"I think it's a matter of the guys relaxing, and definitely we've got to cut down on our swing some," said Manuel, who added that he was considering splitting up the left-handed batters Chase Utley and Ryan Howard.