Sentence examples for permanently split from inspiring English sources

Mr Levitt wanted these permanently split off.

Mr Levitt wanted these businesses permanently split up.

Mitrovica is fast becoming permanently split along ethnic lines, with Serbs carving out the northern sector as a haven.

According to Charlie Masters, a conservative bishop from Canada, there was still a real possibility that the Anglican communion could permanently split over the issue of homosexuality.

First broadcast in 1970, before video games or food processors and when Germany seemed permanently split in two, the show adopted the age-old formula of a pair of detectives solving a murder to devise a distinctly German version of the crime drama.

What starts out as bickering can turn into shouting, insults, name calling, and cruel remarks, which can turn into pouting, days on end of not speaking to each other, and ultimately, the choice to permanently split up.

The civil war split permanently shaped party politics in independent Ireland.

Many couples get back together and break up several times before they finally decide to split up permanently.

Permanently expressed 'housekeepers' can be split into different subgroups related, e.g., to protein metabolism, mitochondrial or transcriptional activity due to tissue-specific modulation of their expression levels.

None of the biggest firms on Wall Street have split their two top jobs permanently.

She spends her days helping the other children and attempting to reassure her mother, who is permanently dizzy and worried that the earth will split open again at any moment.