Sentence examples similar to ill split from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department today prescribed harsh medicine to cure Microsoft of its monopolistic ills: Split the software giant into two competing companies and prevent them from reuniting for up to a decade.

But problems began when they suffered an ill-tempered split from their manager, Wesley Rose.

A former quarterback returns to his hometown after he learns that his high school coach is seriously ill. 4 2 2 SPLIT SECOND, by David Baldacci.

It was the view of Rahv -- the editor of Partisan Review and one of his generation's most influential critics -- that "the national literature" had been crippled by "the ills of a split personality".

Hillary Clinton's infamous and ill-advised remark split the difference by putting only half of Trump's voters into a "basket of deplorables".

There have been few firm leads despite unconfirmed reports that the Burnhams are severely ill or have been split up, officials said.

Kuhn's original account of the dynamics of science ill fit the rapid splitting and recombining of fields in the post-World War II era of Big Science.

In contrast, previous methods used ill-advised dimensional splitting for multidimensional problems and suffered from great complexity when used in conjunction with multilevel time integrators.

My colleague Bunt Ghosh, CSFB's head of emerging-market research, observes that the Old Economy/New Economy split is an ill wind that blows someone some good.

Some medically ill patients can experience a split or fragmented sense of self in which the 'sick' or 'bad' part of the self is felt to be alien, with the feeling 'I don't know the person I've become' or 'This isn't me' [ 20].

Pete Domenici heard a lot of depressing stories with bad endings: families going broke, splitting up; mentally ill children ending up on the streets, in jail or dead.