Sentence examples for may split with from inspiring English sources

Already eclipsed by its militant agrarian rival, Samoobrona (Self-Defence), the Peasants may split, with their radical wing throwing in its lot with Poland's anti-EU camp.

Laws also signalled that the Liberal Democrats may split with their coalition partners over imposing free schools or academies in places requiring new schools to be built due to high demand.

You may split up with your husband, but you have to go on taking care of your kids and going to work.

The business of film-making may split, says Ms Lemisch, with the lawyers, agents and other suits staying in their Brentwood and Bel Air villas, and the crews decamping.

Due to the nonuniformly located CpG sites, one may split inter-spreading long segments with parameter max gap = 100 (see code chunk in Box 1).

But he didn't win by much, and may split the delegates down the middle with Rick Santorum.

For instance, as a business owner, you may own full shares of stock, or it may be split with other directors within the company.

Senator McCain may have split with the G.O.P. in the 2000 election, as well.

The Socialists may even split, with Mr Nano forming a new group, prompting another general election.

The "Sweetener" singer and "Saturday Night Live" star may have split with their significant others, started dating and gotten engaged in record time, but don't expect them to tie the knot right away. .

Justice Cooperman may split the difference.