Sentence examples for it may split from inspiring English sources

E1 BUSINESS DAY C1-13 Toys 'R' Us May Exit Toys The nation's largest toy retailer announced that it may split its toy business and its faster-growing baby supplies division, Babies "R" Us, into separate companies and that it is considering selling its toy business.

That succession was announced just two days before Viacom confirmed that it may split its vast holdings into two companies run by loyal company men, Thomas Freston and Leslie Moonves.

It may split on its own at any point, from the relentless expansion of ice in the groove.

It may split into some of its more ancient national components.

"It may split from the pressure," he said, "but it shouldn't actually snap, or crack.

Their party was formed as a result of a split, and it may split again.

Alternatively, Labour may get a new pro-European leader or a chunk of its MPs may split off and form their own party.

Avoid starting the nails too close to the end of the board, as this may split it, and make a strong connection impossible.

It's fragile after dying and may split the hair shaft.

It is up for an Oscar, but may split voters given that many Americans view Snowden as a traitor.

Don't roll it too thinly however, or the filling may split the dough when you try to seal the pierogi.