Sentence examples for continues to be split from inspiring English sources

It continues to be split between globalisers, liberal interventionists and pro-Europeans, and the Blue Labour apostles of localism and disengagement.

On Tuesday the country continued to be split almost exactly down the middle.

Welsh language programmes would continue to be split between two channels, one BBC and one commercial.

The move is a sign of how the Remain campaign is galvanising ahead of the referendum on EU membership, expected in June, while the Leave organisations continue to be split by infighting.

The defeats came as Downing Street played down reports that senior cabinet ministers continue to be split over the customs union, with key Brexiters wanting to drop one of the two options put forward by the government.

Much of Obama's appeal came from his emphasis on the nation working together, and not continuing to be split by ideology.

And one million children a year continue to be split between their own mothers and fathers.

The few large ranches continue to be split up, with the resulting subdivisions priced at from $1 million to $7 million.

For each significant change found, the segments continue to be split in two, etc., to be able to detect multiple changes.

But split your time between remain and leave-voting communities, and what opinion polls seem to be picking up rings true: the public continues to be as split on the issue as it was two years ago, and the huge constituency of leave supporters who wonder why we haven't left already far outweighs the number of repentant Brexiters who would now back staying in the EU.

Each brother claims to be the grand rabbi of the Satmar dynasty, and the split continues to be the subject of bitter debate.