Sentence examples for easy split from inspiring English sources

"Now he's going to be in New York with his new Broadway play 'The Glass Menagerie.' They really loved each other, so it wasn't an easy split".

One-dimensional chains are mutually ordered and in contrast with reported Mo6S3I6 nanowires do not exhibit a tendency for easy splitting.

Large group size seems to enhance the effect of reciprocation, thereby allowing easy splitting to dyadic, reciprocated patterns and patterns containing these units.

The new card will allow Venmo users to pay anywhere MasterCard is accepted in the U.S., and will record transactions to the user's Venmo account for easy splitting with friends.

If more than one SMB is needed, the easiest split should be done first for higher productivity, solvent efficiency, and product concentration.

In the example case study, both the productivity and solvent efficiency were about an order of magnitude higher when the easiest split was done in the first ring.

PLINK 1.9 also contains improved support for distributed computation: the –parallel flag makes it easy to split large matrix computations across a cluster, while –write-var-ranges simplifies splitting of per-variant computations.

Unless, of course, the Easy Crew split before then citing creative differences.

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.