Sentence examples for divided roughly evenly from inspiring English sources
The Congressional Black Caucus is divided roughly evenly between Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton.
Mr. Kahan said the assignments were being divided, roughly evenly, between MRM Partners Worldwide in New York, part of the McCann-Erickson Wofld Group dInterpublicInterpublic, and agencies that operate under the umbrella of the Young & Rubicam Brands at WPP.
The bridges and tunnels already run by the authority help subsidize the rest of the system, and the surplus is divided roughly evenly among the New York City transit system and the two suburban commuter rails, Metro-North and the Long Island Rail Road.
Although America accounts for more than half the foreign forces in Afghanistan (divided roughly evenly between ISAF and its own counter-terrorist mission, Operation Enduring Freedom), it has suffered fewer deaths than its allies this year.The differences between the east and the south are most apparent from the military helicopters that skim the treetops at breakneck speed.
The rest were divided roughly evenly between those who weren't sure they could afford insurance and those who hadn't settled on a specific plan.
Around 6 in 10 said that mattered little to them, and those voters were divided roughly evenly among Gingrich, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum.
At the end Bastian announces a blind vote – where students raise their hands while covering their eyes – as to whether Trident should be replaced, and the room divides roughly evenly.
Voters remain split roughly evenly between Democrats, Republicans and "unaffiliated".
Voters in the Republican primary were roughly evenly divided among those who cited the economy, the Iraq war, terrorism and illegal immigration as their top concerns.
Among those at the conference, reaction to Mr. Lazio's speech was mixed, reflecting what one organizer said was the makeup of the audience, roughly evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats.
More than half of voters think the country is on the wrong track, and they are roughly evenly divided as to which of the two parties would do a better job of correcting that.
