Sentence examples for early splits from inspiring English sources

Those early splits in the rebel ranks would form the foundation of today's power struggle.

The newly defined haplogroups (that is, H, I and W Z) represented early splits from macro-haplogroups AB, CD and EFG.

The seven-horse field raced as a bunch through the early splits, though at no point was Silver Wagon more than two lengths removed from the pace.

Ogygian broke to the lead from the inside, moved two paths off the rail and led Johns Treasure by about 1 1/2 lengths through early splits of 23 3/5 and 47 2/5.

The algorithm is called "greedy" because it takes the best result at each step and never looks back; early splits are never revisited.

The reason for this is, early splits are usually a bit more judicious going ⅞, unlike the ultra-quick splits seen in 5 ½ to even 6 ½ furlongs races.

The question triggered the early split between dedicated hard-liners and the country's reformers and centrists.

Danny Alexander has slapped down his Liberal Democrat colleague Vince Cable for suggesting there could be an early split with the Conservatives.

An early split within Scleroglossa produced the Gekkota (geckos) and the Autarchoglossa (snakes, skinks, and their relatives).

Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury, has slapped down his Liberal Democrat colleague Vince Cable for suggesting there could be an early split with the Conservatives.

Sir Nick Harvey, a former coalition defence minister, also poured cold water on Cable's comments, saying he did not think there was any chance of an early split.