Sentence examples for geographical split from inspiring English sources

As in the first round of the election in November, the results showed a geographical split, with the poorer, more socially conservative south preferring Marzouki, while most voters in the populous north favoured Caid Essebsi.

Without data from the company, it's impossible to know how many users Waze has on the iPhone in the US, since there's no indication of the platform or geographical split for this Israel-based company.

Cities in the south also saw a much larger increase in the number of new businesses – although the top 10 cities again shows a more even geographical split, with Aberdeen and Warrington among the best performers.

Mr Santorum's rise in Tennessee's polls, like his rise nationally, has been abrupt, and it remains to be seen next week whether he can survive a full-frontal assault from Mr Gingrich.Primaries in Alabama and Mississippi follow Super Tuesday by a week; but whether Mr Gingrich or Mr Santorum prevails there an unpleasant geographical split looms for the Republicans.

The reasons behind the geographical split are complex, with population size and national economies playing a role.

Beyond the geographical split of the author's good and bad guys, Larsson enthusiasts -- including guide da Silva -- note that his characters are culturally and ethnically diverse to reflect a truer, ever-changing picture of Stockholm, like Armanskij from the Balkans and Bublanski who is Jewish.

Top 5 countries 6 months ago: Indonesia (43%), South Africa (9%), UK (9%), Canada (8%), US (7%) Top 5 countries now: Indonesia (24%), Canada (11%), US (9%), Saudi Arabia (8%), UK (7%) On this data, Indonesia remains a core market for the company, and this is borne out by its geographical revenue split, though Canada and Saudi Arabia are undergoing a revival of Blackberry app use.

An 'unambiguous' set of clusters was still found at K = 6 but here an isolated single population, not resembling a major geographical region split off.

It is similarly unacceptable to use substitution rates estimated using fossil virus integration events, host species divergences or geographical range splits that occurred millions of years ago to estimate the divergence times of virus lineages that only split a few tens or hundreds of years ago.

But another theory holds that when a new geographical barrier splits a population into two, they may accumulate genetic differences and eventually become unable to interbreed.

The protest in London on Tuesday attracted a huge number of young people, reflecting the geographical and generational split of UK voters.