Sentence examples for have to be split from inspiring English sources

The magnificent library would have to be split up.

They have to be split for us to know where, in time, we dwell.

"The job functions may have to be split in certain cases between the watchdog capabilities -- the true reporting and true accounting skills -- as well as the financial engineering".

On Wednesday, Standard & Poor's, a major credit rating agency, downgraded Washington Mutual's debt further into junk territory, citing the increased chance that the company might have to be split up to facilitate a sale.

As for the UK-wide pensions protection fund – which acts as a backstop for failing schemes – the ICAS argues this would have to be split and again could be a huge burden on Scotland.

The Football Conference, which would effectively have to be split in two to accommodate the new League Three that would include 10 Premier League B-teams and 10 non-league clubs, is also angry at the proposal.

The trouble is, the loot has to be split.

Groups had to be split evenly between men and women.

The winning team takes home $55,000 - and that has to be split four ways.

People in the first category had to be split in three sub-categories.

The two horses have an exactly equal official rating and had to be split by a random draw.