Sentence examples for more split than from inspiring English sources

The opposition is even more split than the Peronists.

The Jewish people is more split than ever on nationalism and Jewish universalism.

Although an overwhelming majority approved of the role, the vote was still more split than ever before.

The poll, however, isn't the first to show that Republicans and Democrats are more split than ever on the issues.

But in the past two decades it has seen more splits than an amoeba porn flick, to borrow an image from Gary Larson, a cartoonist.

One explanation might be that Z-closure can potentially generate more splits than Q-imputation.

In fact, numbers were more evenly split than that.

The best R&B and best hip-hop categories, usually dominated by US superstars, are more equally split than ever.

A recent Gallup poll found that Rwandan women feel safer walking alone at night than UK women, for example, but in South Africa, where representation is also more equally split than in the UK, rape statistics are still shockingly high.

In the last twenty minutes of his final State of the Union speech, last night, Obama described a different and more profound split than he had before, one that ran deeper than the discord in Washington.

Jameson and his colleagues were sent to prison, Kruger's power was consolidated, the Dutch and British colonials were more deeply split than ever, and Rhodesia and Bechuanaland were taken over by the imperial government.