Sentence examples for it may split on from inspiring English sources
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.
Their party was formed as a result of a split, and it may split again.
"It may split from the pressure," he said, "but it shouldn't actually snap, or crack.
There are rumours that the Foreign Affairs Committee may split along party lines on the issues which have engaged Alastair Campbell and the BBC.
It's fragile after dying and may split the hair shaft.
The vote on the left may split between the New Democrats and Liberals.
There is also a risk, they say, that some patients may split the wrong pills or decide on their own to split drugs that should be taken whole, like capsules, extended-release tablets or pills with protective coatings.
In a space provided with N-connection structure, the metricity condition (Equation 35) may split into a set of compatibility conditions on v- and v-subspaces.
Your software program may split tracks for you automatically, but if it does not, don't worry about splitting them now.
It has revealed also that at high electrode potential region glycine may be split on Au(1 1 1) surface to form AuCH2NH2 and AuCOO− adsorbates.
