Sentence examples for easier to split from inspiring English sources

It probably would have been easier to split us up, but he kept us together".

The divorce rate jumped in 2006 after changes to the law in 2005 made it easier to split up.

By selling most of his equity, close acquaintances said, it was easier to split marital assets in the divorce.

As such, I knew there was a demand for a service like mine that would make it easier to split, and pay, bills.

They ask them, 'are you Muslim or are you British?' By doing this they sow doubt in their minds and it becomes easier to split their loyalties.

Once it is done, it might make it easier to split up RBS, but, Wheldon said: "We are one bank and we want to stay one bank and a bank of brands".

It seems to have comic intentions, but it is not easy to split one's sides about it.

Enrichment means raising the proportion of uranium-235, the kind that is easy to split in reactors.

Nonetheless, Tesco changed its croissant for all the wrong reasons – namely, to make it easy to split and fill like a sandwich.

Isosceles triangles have two sides the same length and hence two identical angles, so it's easy to split them down the middle and treat them as two identical right-angled triangles back to back.

Curiously, though a steamer is not the first tool that springs to mind when I think of a sausage, it's a popular option, though caution is necessary; unless you have a temperature-controlled version, it's easy to split the sausage before it has heated through, thus sacrificing some of its juices.