Sentence examples for nations split from inspiring English sources
In the mid-1990s, after most industrialized nations split the two halves of the business, a small group inside the Economy Ministry tried to do the same.
These include predominantly Muslim nations like Indonesia, predominantly Christian ones like Argentina, nations split between faiths like Nigeria and South Korea, and less religious countries like Canada.
The Slovaks, who dropped only one match between them in the weeklong tournament, kept whistling shots down the line and finding the corners at the $1.9 million event, which featured eight nations split into two groups.
The Soviet Union is gone, replaced by nations split along tribal lines.
Aside from a tournament once every two years, when the four nations split up to experience their own footballing disappointments, English people tend to identify themselves locally – as Cornish or Scouse, say – instead of under any kind of shared nationhood.
The decades between Dunsany's promising start and his exclusion from Ireland's literary élite had seen the nation split on the question of home rule.
"It's a nation split in two," said Roberto D'Alimonte, a left-leaning professor of Italian politics and an expert on electoral law at the University of Florence.
He defended 13 years as the effective leader of Yugoslavia, during which the nation split apart and the country was dragged through three wars.
You may have looked at the last several election results and concluded that we are a nation split roughly in half.
To win in a nation split down the middle in presidential elections the Republican Party cannot rely on social conservatives alone, (which was the notion Mr Cruz suggested to Liberty University's students).
BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq's prime minister said Monday that his critics wanted to install a weak leader who would leave the nation split by sectarian divisions and prey to local warlords.
