Sentence examples for largely splits from inspiring English sources

The fight in NSW largely splits along factional lines.

But it is largely split between white, Pakistani and Bangladeshi areas.

(When the WPA and EPA are largely split like this, it indicates over-performance in game-changing clutch situations).

The crowd was largely split before then; Barrett heard chants of "Air ball!" after a missed jumper, although Seton Hall was the home team.

In the Arab world, reaction was largely split between those aligned with Iran and American allies who have felt threatened and bullied since Mr. Ahmadinejad took office.

The population was largely split between descendants of African slaves and indentured laborers from India who had worked on sugar plantations; only nine per cent were indigenous Amerindian.

The refugees who came across the front lines today said that the population of Kunduz was largely split in its support for the Taliban, between the ethnic Pashtuns, who favored them, and the Uzbeks, Tajiks and Turkmen, who did not.

By a vote of 237 to 171 that largely split lawmakers along regional lines, the House rejected an amendment that sought to shift $446 million from a nationwide antiterrorism program to one specifically aimed at New York City and other high-risk cities.

I've been taking a look at what the papers have been saying about it in their leader columns, as you would expect, the papers largely split along party lines.

The army which has two chiefs of staff is largely split along ethnic lines, with Arab soldiers in Arab tribes rallying around Dignity and the far fewer Misratan and Berber ones around Libya Dawn.

Both staffs were divided houses, with Lee's corps commanders as well as line officers largely split between Virginians and non-Virginians and between those who had embraced secession and those who had not.