Sentence examples for notable splits from inspiring English sources

These partisan splits aren't necessarily unusual — smaller, though still notable, splits exist in Spain, Sweden, France and Germany, though in those cases left of center parties tend to have a lower favorable view of NATO than their right-wing peers.

Notable splits from those teams were a 1 57.37 from Ye Shiwen for China, a 1 57.39 from Rebecca Turner of Great Britain, and a 1 57.61 anchor from Federica Pellegrini of Italy.

July's retail numbers showed a notable split: expensive stores fared far better than middle- and lower-end stores, which had worse sales numbers than expected.

Additionally, the unemployment numbers show a notable split in the labor pool, with most unemployed workers finding jobs after a relatively short period of time, but a sizable chunk of the labor force unable to find new work even after months or years of searching.

Figure 6a points out that there is a notable splitting of defect-resonance mode in the two-defect case.

They would, in contrast, boost taxes at the top, starting with taxpayers making $100,000 (the top 22% of earners) or more; one notable split is that more Republicans would boost rates for those making $200,000 or more.

There was also a notable split among potential 2016 presidential contenders.

He carried out some of the first notable stock splits, which were rewarded with rising share value on the stock market.

There were some notable party splits.

In particular, the report found a notable gender split in film-making departments.

The most notable was split tRNAGlu, which located at the root of tRNAGlu cluster.