Sentence examples for more splits than from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"There were far more poor splits than there were good ones," he said.

MR rarely finds more incorrect splits than MRP.

This led to the observations of more split-5 errors than expected by chance (Domahs, Krinzinger, & Willmes, 2008).

Pollsters are surprised that there may be a lot more split-ticket voters this year than we've seen in a long time.

You can kill the small ones and you'll get slimeballs rather than more splitting.