Sentence examples for further splits from inspiring English sources

The election saw further splits among the principlists.

Rather, he implies that Nehru did the best he could under the circumstances to prevent further splits.

Jeremy Corbyn has risked causing further splits in the Labour party by appointing Ken Livingstone as co-chair of the party's policy review on Trident.

Those phenomena might not fit our current notions of national pride very well — and might mean further splits within developing nations.

Every time a move was made to stitch the various fragments of the church together again, some hard-liners rejected the terms; so reunions have led to further splits.

Botha's support for Britain after the start of World War I in 1914 led to further splits among Afrikaners and provoked the rebellion led by Christiaan Rudolf de Wet and C.F. Beyers.

This splitting process stops if terminal nodes for further splitting have no gain.

And there's further splitting and complicating within the strands.

Losses were reported by seven food commodity types, further split by supply chain stage and region.

It can be further split into three subfamilies: Indo-Aryan, Dardic, and Iranian.

They even went a step further, splitting the geographical distance between their heritages and adding Spanish dishes to the menu.