Sentence examples for it might split from inspiring English sources

"I say it might split the old conservative coalition, but it won't split the new one.

Some people think it might split the big guilds or make the smaller guilds less competitive.

I shouldn't like it and it might split the party and give the left wing to Labour".

Gently stir in a third of the jam – again, take care not to overmix, or it might split – and refrigerate.

And a couple of weeks ago, the parent company said it might split off U.S. Steel from Marathon Oil.

The SFO said that after a two-year inquiry it had found insufficient evidence to secure a conviction and ceded jurisdiction in the matter to the American authorities.EBay said that it might split itself into three companies rather than two.

This seems naive: a new party of the left, if it ever came into being, might split the Democratic vote and thus elect more Republicans.No matter.

In some cases, she said, an operating company might split its patents among several trolls, each of which can target rivals of the original owner.

But now that it has backfired, another possibility looms: that Ukraine might split apart.

Tapper explicitly asked if Kasich might split from the GOP if it continues being associated with figures like Moore. .

Many Anglo-Catholics left the church after 1994, and it looked for a time as though the church might split altogether.