Sentence examples for interesting split from inspiring English sources

That's a phenomenally interesting split.

But the interesting split comes when you look at individual sports.

There was an interesting split on your confidence in the sector though; 53.5% are pessimistic about the state of the sector – and think it's getting worse.

Oddly enough, as I said in my article, I didn't know that there was any interesting split in the family's political views before I decided to go there.

There is an interesting split this year among the six New England states, with Mr. Obama running very well in these three, which are poorer, but not as well in Connecticut, New Hampshire and Massachusetts, where voters are better off.

The interesting split is not between the feminist and civil rights Old Bulls, it's between the establishments of both movements, who emphasize top-down change, and the younger dissenters, who don't.

But an interesting generational split inverts the 60's order of things: the son is less rebellious, less estranged from his country, than the parents.

The results were, however, most interesting when split according to how well participants performed.

The survey showed an interesting political split.

There is also an interesting generational split in how podcasting is listened to; among younger listeners aged 18 to 44 it's predominantly via smartphones, while older listeners are more likely to access them via desktop or laptop.

In future studies, it would be interesting to split the broad group of regional pain into subgroups of increasing spreading.