Sentence examples for divided carefully from inspiring English sources

After Israel's takeover in 1967, access to the place was at first divided carefully between Jews and Muslims.

Added to that, the two houses are permanently politically divided: carefully gerrymandered districts have left the Senate in Republican hands for decades, and the Assembly controlled by Democrats.

As executor, I have carefully divided all funds evenly among us.

Love leads to chaos because it tends to forgive; it isn't interested in coiling tails and carefully divided ditches.

Last spring it was decided to have three distinct sorts of lawn — carefully divided and labeled with wooden signs.

Kashmir is now divided along a carefully drawn line of control, but cross-border incursions — many of them bloody — occur daily.

At the rally, held this afternoon in Statuary Hall, the grand circular room off the House chamber, the speeches were carefully divided between party leaders: first Republican, then Democrat, then Republican and so on.

Westward along the coast, the beaches were carefully divided: one strip was reserved for vacationing soldiers of the People's Liberation Army; another section belonged to the State Council; another was the private beach of the Diplomatic Services Bureau.

Nominally, Lebanon is governed from Beirut by an administration whose senior portfolios have been carefully divided among the country's various religious factions — Maronite and Greek Orthodox Christians, Sunnis and Shiites and Druze.

While the Belgian political arena is carefully divided down to the last parliamentary seat among the 6.5 million Dutch-speakers from northern Flanders and 4.5 million Francophones from the south, the national team are a mix of languages where keeping tally of the numbers of Flemings and Francophones has become a thing of the past.

Its strength lay in two features: the original, carefully divided and ordered, elegantly formulated definitions of the main word stock of the language; and the copious citation of quotations from the entire range of English literature, which served in support and illustration and which exemplified the different shades of meaning of a particular word.