Sentence examples for evenly on whether from inspiring English sources

They divided evenly on whether they agreed with Gov. George E. Pataki's decision to remove the Freedom Center.

While the elite field is split pretty evenly on whether to use poles or not, the vast majority of the pack carry them.

On religion – and make of this what you will, as their different age profile explains only part of the difference – Ukip voters roughly match Britain as a whole in dividing evenly on whether or not they are religious, whereas Green voters are significantly more likely to be atheists.

They were split about evenly on whether or not they agreed with the Democratic Party.

Although 47 percent said they believe the pipeline would pose a significant risk to the environment, those who said it's a risk are still split almost evenly on whether it should be approved.

As described above, respondents were split almost evenly on whether the former group should have priority.

In the Reuters/Ipsos poll, Americans were nearly evenly split on whether they backed laws like the one in Texas, with 43percentt generally opposed and 41percentt generally supportive.

The public is evenly divided on whether the U-turns show a listening or incompetent government.

And the public are evenly split on whether the assembly should have taxation powers.

On Europe, opinion is evenly divided on whether to stay in (40%) or quit (39%).

Americans are evenly split on whether taxes ought to be raised back to pre-Bush levels.