Sentence examples for evenly split for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lott sounded relieved the other day when asked about the role he expected Mr. Cheney to play in working with a Senate evenly split for the first time since 1881.

City Councilwoman Jessica Lappin, whose district includes 86th Street, said that calls to her office about congestion pricing were about evenly split for and against the plan — and that, somewhat to her surprise, public response had been muted.

There have been major protests against fracking at sites across the country, and a Guardian poll last summer showed the public evenly split for and against shale gas wells near them.

Updated at 2.24pm BST 2.11pm BST In echoes of the Guardian/ICM poll that showed the British public are largely split down the middle on fracking, comments below the line on this liveblog are roughly evenly split for and against the process and extraction of shale gas.

The approximately 60 speakers at the hearing were fairly evenly split for and against the project.

Democrats say that with more than 300 days left in office, it's President Obama's responsibility to fill the position rather than leave the court evenly split for at least another session.

Calls to district headquarters in Utica since Thursday have been almost evenly split: 1,502 for impeachment and 1,323 against, as of 4 39 P.M. today.

Even considering the past half-century, black Americans were evenly split, 34percentt for each, on whether their relationships with police have gotten better or worse.

The score increase is greater for evenly split reads than for reads with uneven piece sizes.

Player chants were pretty evenly split between those for Messi and those for Javier Mascherano.

The only employees planned for at this time are the two founders, who will evenly split the work for a rate of $2.50 per piece produced.