Sentence examples for more closely divided from inspiring English sources

Undeclared voters and independents were more closely divided between candidates.

In the rest of the country, the white working class is much more closely divided.

In Pennsylvania, voters were more closely divided, 46 to 41 percent for overturning it.

Women, middle-aged voters and residents of the other boroughs are more closely divided on his performance.

But voters who think the country is off on the wrong track are more closely divided between enthusiasm and apathy.

There are a number of issues on which the court is more closely divided along ideological lines than it is over abortion.

To investigate this more closely, we divided the set of regulated genes into two sets of up- and down-regulated genes, respectively.

Republicans got their way, but doing so made the bill more difficult to pass a closely divided Senate that had already left Washington for the year.

The decision itself left the nation closely divided, with slightly more approving than disapproving.

Nowhere is this microcosm more evident than on Long Island, which is closely divided between the two parties.

The court appeared closely divided, with the five more conservative justices seeming generally inclined to uphold the ballot measure.