Sentence examples for more splits from inspiring English sources

With rocky economic conditions unlikely to give executives much reason to go shopping, 2012 could bring still more splits.

"This will only lead to more and more splits within the society," Ayman Nour, a member of Parliament who opposed the change, said.

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.

Many Orthodox are wary of any changes that could cause more splits within their ranks.If the movement for a common, or permanently fixed, Easter date ever gains ground, a Cambridge University professor, Colin Humphreys, has made a proposal.

Compared to nonionic Pt, ionic Pt4+ shows more splits between 300 cm−1 and 350 cm−1.

A leaf is defined as a node where all of the data in the node consists of only one class; therefore, no more splits are required.

And fingers crossed, no more split decisions.

The opposition is even more split than the Peronists.

The result is a yet more split Democratic personality.

Look for him to get more split-out opportunities as the season progresses.

So, therefore, we've been able to play more split-safety coverages in the back end.