Sentence examples for more widely split from inspiring English sources

"Today's media is becoming more and more widely split along liberal and conservative lines, and political rhetoric is growing increasingly devoid of clear and objective information.

SDSS astronomers have found the most widely split examples of gravitational lensing.

The tasters were widely split on the Sebastiani.

The Republican Party is widely split on the advisability of passing any sort of immigration reform.

The parsimony-splits method has not been used much in the literature, probably because the resulting set of splits is usually very similar to the one obtained by the more widely known split decomposition.

Indeed, that is the de facto division that exists now, but the separation becomes cleaner and more widely understood with an actual split.

The split inactivated vaccine is more widely used, whereas use of the live attenuated virus vaccine is limited to certain age groups.

Should any part be more widely implemented?

The Senate years showed favorable ratings around 50 percent and unfavorable ratings in the mid-40 percent range; Franklin noted that, "This sharp split is, of course, one of the more widely remarked aspects of Sen. Clinton's public image".

Among the things he suggested that could blunt the impact of these forces was a 10-to-1 stock split that would reduce the share price and spread the shares (hopefully) more widely.

Then explore more widely.