Sentence examples for fairly evenly divided from inspiring English sources
The most common version of a hung jury comes when it is fairly evenly divided.
Although the Philippines' Muslims are concentrated in Mindanao, the region is fairly evenly divided between Muslims and Christians.
Following a desegregation plan set up by a series of U.S. District Court orders in 1970, students of these schools are now fairly evenly divided racially.
The wines -- fairly evenly divided between French and American -- are mostly $20 to $30 a bottle, with a dozen available by the glass.
' The pupils heading off to their classrooms in St George's' two main blocks are fairly evenly divided between boys and girls.
Britons were far less hostile to the war than were the Spanish: Britain remains fairly evenly divided over it, while in Spain over 90% thought it wrong.
The state was fairly evenly split over the civil unions, but in general, it is considered one of the most liberal states in the country, and one of the least partisan, about evenly divided among Democrats, Republicans and independents.
"Florida is so evenly divided that fairly small constituencies can make a big difference," said Lance deHaven-Smith, a political science professor at Florida State University.
Even Republicans were evenly divided.
