Sentence examples for divided nearly equally from inspiring English sources

Ashin Sanda Wara, the head of a monastic school in Yangon, says the monks in the country are divided nearly equally between moderates and extremists.

When asked which candidate could be trusted most to deal with the economy and unemployment, Mr. Romney and Newt Gingrich were divided nearly equally.

In such lizards as the geckos, for example, in which the hair cells are divided nearly equally between tectorial and sallet systems, an exposure to excessive sound has been observed to break all the tectorial connections to the hair cells while leaving the sallet connections intact.

We found that patients were divided nearly equally into the three groups according to achieved BCR-ABL transcript level 3 months after IM start: ≤1%; >1% ≤10%; >10%.

In this caucus site, as well as others along the Las Vegas Strip, the clout of Mr. Obama's endorsement from the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 came into question, with people dividing nearly equally between Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton.

At its recent 20th annual dinner in New York, the federation, whose 8,500 members are divided about equally between the United States and Canada, raised nearly $600,000.

It divided nearly hunded & ninety pages.

Throughout the 1930s, Harrison divided his time nearly equally between the stage and the screen, scoring a noted stage success with his role in Noël Coward's Design for Living (1939 41).

Examined food remains in nest of kingfisher, found one-tenth of them to be nearly equally divided between berry seeds and the hard parts of grasshoppers.

The Republicans are nearly equally divided over whether to select a nominee whom they agree with on issues or who stands the best chance of defeating Mr. Obama.

Opinion polls show that while his countrymen are nearly equally divided on whether he should face trial for the 1970 killings, four in five accept his explanation for declaring martial law.