Sentence examples for on a sharp split from inspiring English sources
Mr. McCain's campaign is counting on a sharp split among social conservatives in the 2008 primary.
As William Broad reported in The Times last Sunday, there is a sharp split among experts on whether the project — one of the most expensive federally financed projects ever — is worth the money.
It was a catalyzing moment, for it drew a unique line in the sand, dramatizing a critical divide in the climate change movement and a sharp split in the environmental community on a host of issues.
There was a sharp split among Republicans.
My Ohio survey was unscientific — conversations over a few days — but national polling reveals a sharp split along gender lines.
A sharp split within NATO or among Security Council members could hamper American political and military planning in several respects.
As can be seen from Figure 4 (right), the mix80 dataset has a sharper split between non-canonical and canonical base-pairs, more similar to PFOLD's (left).
The warring words are taking on a sharper edge.
A similar sharp split exists for downward educational mobility: The U.S. and German percentages are nearly 20%, whereas for the other three countries they are less than 10%.
A new method for the design of distillation units based on the behaviour of the mode of infinitely sharp split is presented.
In a sharp party split, the New York State Senate approved the bill by a vote of 28-22, with 7 Republicans joining a solid bloc of Democrats in the affirmative.
