Sentence examples for perfectly split from inspiring English sources
The race was so nearly perfectly split, in fact, that a recount seemed likely.
By the 1990s Mr. Pesce had turned to small still lifes that perfectly split the difference between representation and abstraction and reflected his preference for early American modernists like Arthur Dove and Marsden Hartley over the Abstract Expressionists.
This bill became law largely because politicians -- at a time when power is almost perfectly split between Democrats and Republicans -- could credibly argue that there would be enough money for tax cuts and for a long list of popular and expensive government-expanding initiatives.
Firstly, we performed a direct integration of individual microarrays by transforming an expression value into a rank value within a sample and identified informative genes by calculating the number of swaps to reach a perfectly split sequence.
The only thing that can come between these two perfectly split halves is Lennon's new live-in boyfriend, Joe (played by Luka Jones).
As recently as this fall, a YouGov poll showed that opinion was almost perfectly split: 51percentt of Germans did not think it should be printed in their country.
The finding of an almost perfectly parallel split of the midpalatal suture with MSE indicates a large movement of the posterior part of the maxilla that leads to the disarticulation of the pyramidal process of the palatine bone from the pterygoid process of the sphenoid.
I had to keep my almost perfectly even splits.
But as the 2000 presidential vote showed, Florida's electorate is split perfectly down the middle.
As minister for children and families, she says: "There I was arguing for the importance of early bonding, early intervention – and all being undermined by the Home Office, which was perfectly happy to split families up".
Visiting a local library to check the microfilm archive, he found that the front page of the New York Times was split perfectly in two, one half reporting the Giants' win and the other the Soviet Union's explosion of its first nuclear bomb.
