Sentence examples for nearly divided from inspiring English sources

But, equally clearly, it still would have left the Palestinian state shorn of at least 9percentt of the West Bank, crippled by the loss of water and good land, and (even in the best version) nearly divided by an Israeli annexation running east from Jerusalem.

There was some coverage of this recent WSJ/NBC poll, which showed voters nearly divided as to whether cuts to "the EPA, that is, the Environmental Protection Agency," were acceptable (51% acceptable, 46% unacceptable).

In fact, the sample was nearly divided in half concerning who expressed a positive or a negative intention, indicating polarized positions on the topic.

Profile El Paso stands on the Rio Grande, while the Franklin Mountains extend into the city nearly dividing it into two sections.

Two skull bones, the lacrimal and postorbital bones, projected into the eye socket from the front and back, nearly dividing it into two compartments.

And to underscore its importance as a bellwether "purple" state in November's presidential contest, Ohio voters are nearly evenly divided about Mr. Obama — 47 percent say he deserves to be re-elected, and 48 percent say he does not.

Norway's longest fjord, Sogn Fjord (128 miles [206 km]), located in the central part of the region, nearly divides Vestlandet in two; farther south Hardanger Fjord knifes inland for 70 miles (113 km).

The numbers of relatively unmodified and noticeably modified illustrations were nearly evenly divided, indicating that about half of the students were able to communicate that aquatic birds look different but retain many of the same features of the non-aquatic birds.

The Fifth District, which stretches from Danbury in the west to Meriden in the center of the state, is nearly evenly divided among registered Democrats and Republicans, with most voters in the district unaffiliated.

Mitotic Tis21-positive basal progenitors nearly always divided symmetrically, generating two neurons, but, in contrast to symmetrically dividing apical progenitors, lacked apical-basal polarity and showed a nearly randomized cleavage plane orientation.

Independents are nearly evenly divided between the two.