Sentence examples for harder to split from inspiring English sources
But once a couple is living together, it is harder to split up than if they were merely dating.
Looking ahead, executives say the reorganization actually makes it harder to split off Merrill Lynch, because it will be more integrated into the overall company and will not remain under one main leader.
But in the case of goods that change in quality every year, it is much harder to split an increase in nominal ouput or spending between a change in volume and a change in price.
Turning individual loans into a combined loan will also make it harder to split up your assets if your marriage ends.
Money and assets can be easily divided, but children are harder to split up equitably.
Acrylic yarn is harder to split than wool, so is better for beginners.
Prominent activist investor Nelson Peltz fought hard to split the company in two.
It was too hard to split, too wet to burn, and too heavy to move, so we plowed around it.
Norwich, Crystal Palace and Wolves are all strong contenders to win the title and the bookies are finding it hard to split the three.
Since X-ray and consumer film are often made in the same factories, he said, it would be hard to split them; hospitals and doctors are also making the transition from film to digital, and need a company that offers both; Kodak has more than 600 inkjet-related patents, and has hired people from Hewlett who know that market.
