Sentence examples for more strongly split from inspiring English sources

Most surveys taken since the result, though, have found the numbers to be even more strongly split between young and old people, with some suggesting that 80percentt of young people were against Leaving.

Supporters of the Liberal Democrats, the only big party in 2003 to offer a united anti-war stance, are only marginally more strongly behind the marchers – they are split 59%-24 59%-24

However, the second half of the hypothesis, i.e., that the dispersive species (H. japonica) would be more strongly affected by habitat fragmentation via roads and habitat split via declines in surrounding forests was not supported.

Reanalysing the significant associations with the cohort split by gender gave similar results (data not shown), with females generally more strongly associated, most likely due to their older age.

Both the outer splitting and the line widths indicate that the fatty acid is more strongly immobilized than the phospholipids that are motionally restricted in the annular sites surrounding the protein (see, for example, refs (22) and (23)).

However, the vote split within each racial category follows the 2008 norms, with white voters moving slightly to the Democrat, and minority voters more strongly so.

When people were split at median into those with lower and higher childhood cognitive ability (see Figure 1), the risk scores predicted HbA1c levels significantly more strongly in the lower cognitive ability group (β =.21, 95% CI [.11,.31], p <.001) than in the higher ability group (β =.10, 95% CI [.01,.19], p =.04; see also Supplemental Material for an alternative splitting).

I cannot disagree more strongly.

I feel even more strongly about soap.

We couldn't disagree more strongly.

Other officials put it more strongly.