Sentence examples for is no longer split from inspiring English sources

So there is now a difference in the phases of the two spin states when the atom arrives at its destination and is no longer "split".

My focus is no longer split between the word-count window and the internal world of the scene or section I am writing.

Each node in the tree is scored on the basis of how distinctive it is as a topic from its sister and a node is no longer split if two well-differentiated daughters can no longer be found.

"The Tory party is no longer split between Euro-philes and Euro-phobes," as one commentator had it yesterday.

Then, there's the underlying conceit: mammals, we learn, are no longer split into predators and prey.

In the course of the 1960s and '70s, however, the bipolar struggle between the Soviet and American blocs gave way to a more-complicated pattern of international relationships in which the world was no longer split into two clearly opposed blocs.

Their immediate concern is no longer revenue splits or tax rates, but how to gauge another league ultimatum.

But the government is no longer interested in splitting the bill.

The question is no longer whether Iraq is splitting up - it is.

Still, that seems unlikely since this district has voted Republican for more than a 100 years and Mr. Owens is no longer benefiting from his opponents' splitting the Republican vote.

The unsigned opinion was welcomed by Microsoft, which is no longer under immediate threat of being split into two companies.