Sentence examples for not split out from inspiring English sources

Although the figure for children's merchandising is not split out, the global TV brand licensing industry is worth $191bn.

Although the figure for children's merchandising is not split out, the global TV brand licensing industry is now worth a staggering $191bn and growing.

Although it does not split out premium traffic - first and business class travel - British Airways figures for the past two months show that routes to north America have been hit hardest.

However, although many of those firms are largely operating in Europe (even though their service may be global), they were not split out from the US firms.

However, CART approaches may miss higher-order relationships when there are no lower order effects (e.g., if the lower-order effects do not split out early in the construction of the tree).

Simon Gordon, a spokesman for Vodafone, said it did not split out roaming revenue by country and would not comment on the Portuguese-Spanish plan "until such time a firm proposal or a consultative document is published publicly".

We're not splitting out the dollar amount for that but it is impacting the guidance in terms of investments in the business.

A figure for the cost of an army of advisers working on the deal – financial, legal, regulatory and others – has not been split out, but it is expected to challenge the record books as there were more than 30 banks involved in an aborted capital raising to finance the deal.

I don't think I ever split out wide and I don't think I'd have wanted to.

Podcast is built into iOS as of iOS 8. Marco: If you look at, whether it's built-in or not, people are making a big deal of this because it's a change that is happening, but if it was always built-in, which for the first x years of iPhones it was, they didn't split it out into its own app until [iOS 5].

In the South and Midwest he would not have won if Huckabee had dropped out, and thus not split the evangelical vote with Romney.