Sentence examples for increasingly split from inspiring English sources

The party is increasingly split on how to woo them back.

Increasingly split about how to respond, and visibly so, the coalition flailed.

While unions still tend to lean Democratic, their rank-and-file members are increasingly split between the parties.

But instead of thriving in the face of what political opposition parties have denounced as "blackmail" and "authoritarian tactics" by the government, unions appear increasingly split and weakened.

As the housing market continues to sputter, the real estate industry is increasingly split on the responsibilities of overextended and foreclosed homeowners.

Hysterical, he described an increasingly split personality: the one crumbling inside and the other that he had to maintain for adoring transatlantic fans.

And given the way the amusement market increasingly splits us into smaller and smaller audiences, that idea has an appealing novelty.

The increasingly vocal split highlights the difficulty the ministers themselves may face in reaching a consensus on a detailed, common approach.

Snow's famous lament was that "the intellectual life of the whole of Western society is increasingly being split into two polar groups," consisting of scientists on the one hand and literary scholars on the other.

Bryan was ridiculed for, in H. L. Mencken's words, "uttering stuff that a boy of 8 would laugh at," and the end of the trial signaled the increasingly wide split between religious fundamentalists and those who advocated the theory of evolution.

It discusses that the intellectual life of all western society is increasingly being split into two polar groups: ''Literary intellectuals at one pole at the other scientists.'' Literary intellectuals are impoverished compared to their scientific coevals because they have no concept of the natural order of things as revealed by the scientific edifice of the physical world.