Sentence examples for good divide from inspiring English sources

Despite these numbers, Steirer said there has been a "pretty good divide of support for Democratic candidates on campus," mainly because of a high level of grassroots organizing and exposure students have had to all three campaigns in the crucial state of Iowa.

Spark Streaming, a popular tool for processing live data streams, offers a good divide-and-conquer solution, where data stream is split into batches that are then processed in parallel by mappers, and the intermediate data from the mappers are finally reduced by reducers.

But I think it's good to divide people".

In the Olympics, these tiny wisps of time separate great racers from the good ones, divide Olympic icons from athletes who fade from memory as soon as the medal ceremony ends.

They form their companies, assure one another they're all in this together and, as a gesture of good will, divide their equity equally.

Lifting the curtain Pro and con Imitation of life Screwed, blued and tattooed Modern master Unchangingly good ReprintsMr Shawn divides Schoenberg's career into four periods.

Randi Weingarten, president of the city teachers' union, said she worried that the list would do more harm than good by dividing the system into "schools that work and schools that don't".

New York's presidential primary on Feb. 5 could then be as open as the Republicans want it and as good about dividing up the delegates as the Democrats.

When you want something to be shit and then have to admit that it's good?" Coogan divides his time between a house by Coniston Water and another outside Brighton.

The probability of detecting the watermark (i.e., number of good detection divided by 2000) is plotted with respect to the average PSNR of the attacked images.

As a social scientist, I realize we are good at dividing ourselves into groups from which we derive a sense of identity and meaning.