Sentence examples for fairly split from inspiring English sources

"Our users are fairly split," she says.

In dozens of interviews with Dean devotees, from organizers to ordinary voters, in half a dozen different states, opinion was fairly split between Mr. Edwards and Mr. Kerry.

"Well," she says, "the reaction is fairly split between people who think you're just a mad, attention-seeking nutcase, and the people who come up and say 'go for it'.

Proud of five million Americans losing it while he's been president?" Mr. Kerry's campaign schedule is fairly split between events in heavily Democratic cities like Milwaukee, where he vowed on Friday to reduce poverty, and smaller swing districts where he appeals to middle-of-the-road voters by emphasizing his vow to impose fiscal discipline on Washington.

He added that TwitchTV's userbase is fairly split between Android and iOS.

General research on the overall effectiveness of warning labels is fairly split.

It seems fairly evenly split in its political loyalties.

Main dishes are fairly evenly split between meat and fish.

Already the company's advertising revenues are fairly evenly split between television and digital media.

Even though the game was in Minnesota the crowd was fairly evenly split.

"They are fairly evenly split," he said, "though possibly slightly more negative than positive.