Sentence examples for divided much from inspiring English sources

The plan has left the party divided, much like the growing deficit has.

The team was divided, much more so than was publicly known.

Clinton's economic team was divided, much as Democrats today are split over economic policy.

He has divided much of his time over the last 52 years between practicing general law in Waterbury and teaching the Gospel on street corners throughout the country.

As Mr. Kohut notes, polls show that young people — despite their general liberalism — are divided, much as their parents and grandparents have been.

Alder divided much of his career between two other stars in the UC galaxy, the Davis campus, where he helped found the Department of Applied Sciences (encompassing physical sciences and engineering), and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

That has forced Dr. Dean to divide much of his time between Iowa and New Hampshire.

Interlocking plaster walls divide much of the main gallery into small rooms bathed in soft, even light.

While Sullivan waited for events to unfold, dividing much of his time between a crude wooden shanty and a tent, he read and reread "Moby-Dick".

Given that lofty ambition, it's not surprising that neural progenitor cells divide much more rapidly than their parents do, outnumbering neural stem cells probably by 1,000 to 1 or more.

Tens of thousands of people have died in the conflict since 2013, dividing much of the country along ethnic lines, with Kiir's predominantly Dinka troops fighting Machar's Nuer followers.