Sentence examples for from splits from inspiring English sources

One of the most significant (p < 0.05, Student's t-test) defect is the ability to split pseudopods: the ratio of newly generated pseudopods arising from splits decreases 27% and the splitting rate decreases 36%.

Dark fluid bleeds from splits in the bark.

While Saakashvili continues to benefit from splits within the opposition and nationalist indignation against Russia, his violent political impulsiveness has clearly caused considerable damage to his country.

The Radical party still suffers from splits and a shortage of cash, although its leaders hope this month's vote will mark the start of their recuperation.

The expanded edition of 'Here, My Dear' is out now on Motown records Hits from splits: Five other records that ask: where is the love?

He explains tyranny elsewhere either as resulting from splits within oligarchies or by an anachronistic 4th-century reference to demagogic leadership, which, when combined with generalship, is liable to turn into tyranny (there he is surely thinking above all of Dionysius I of Syracuse).

Good reviews for Ghostown came too late to prevent the Radiators from splitting up in 1981.

The water bath stops the custard from splitting and keeps the texture perfectly silky and smooth.

Shabby cottages made from split logs stretch along streets of mud and slush.

Ferry from Split to Ancona provided by Direct Ferries (08718 900 900, directferries.co.uk).

Further south you could try Šolta or Vis, both accessible by ferry from Split.