Sentence examples for fractured into two from inspiring English sources

The EU is fractured into two camps, and not necessarily to France's numerical, or political, advantage.

The movement has fractured into two, possibly three factions over the issue of links with Islamic State.

In recent months, Boko Haram has fractured into two, possibly three factions over the issue of links with Islamic State.

Some, like "ice cream," "fig leaf," "hobby horse" and "water bed," have been fractured into two words, while many others, like " bumblebee," "crybaby" and "pigeonhole," have been squeezed into one.

In fact, the administration has been fractured into two camps, with a few officials straddling compromise positions that Mr. Bush will have to explore in the next five days.

And lest you think that the skull serves as mere decoration, please observe that it's fractured into two parts that serve as the left and right mouse buttons.

The sport itself is in danger of fracturing into two leagues amid an escalating feud between the Amaury Sports Organization, which owns and organizes the Tour de France and several other major races, and the International Cycling Union, the sport's governing body.

In 1921, roughly concurrent with the demise of UNOVIS, suprematism was beginning to fracture into two ideologically adverse halves, one favoring Utopian, spiritual art and the other a more utilitarian art that served society.

It was not possible to derive a summary scale for sleep, as the items consistently fractured into the two components of the diurnal and nocturnal sleep scales.

If you don't know this piece, just imagine a Scott Joplin rag fractured into a hundred jagged bits.

In 1914, Europe fractured into a million warring pieces.