Sentence examples for more splitting from inspiring English sources

Concert-wise, Zbar runs the gamut of indie rock, hip-hop, experimental, alt country, and more, splitting its calendar between buzzworthy international talent and the best of the local scene.

With increasing BST, peaks that belonged to BST were dominantly shown and led to more splitting.

When GWG content increased more, splitting tensile strengths decreased lower than those of the plain cement concrete (Mix-0).

–D.K. FMC NYSEE: FMC) has split apart-and likely has more splitting to do.

With that methodology being sidelined I wonder if we'll see more splitting of capability as commercial goals are prioritised rather than working towards a defined standard.

When aqueous content was decreased, more splitting was observed with diluent peaks, i.e., acidic content in the mobile phase should be increased.

But the Huskies will not be stepping up in esteem, even though the 11-member Big Ten Conference recently announced its intentions to consider adding more teams, splitting into two divisions and playing a lucrative conference championship game.

In addition, with more tribes splitting part of their profits with state governments to gain permission to open casinos, such revenue sharing reached $900million last year, up from $733million in 2003.

And her remorse, shown on three self-produced videos, and then a much ballyhooed appearance on The Today Show, seemed more like splitting hairs than taking a well-deserved haircut.

Newcombe was 5-4, while King, once 12-5, pitched only 22 more innings while splitting four decisions.

Android's surge in the market means app developers are splitting more of their time between the competing phone systems.