Sentence examples for poor split from inspiring English sources

"It was just a poor split jump," Herkimer said.

Then the tide shifted again and the poor split infinitive was an outcast again: "Whatever the reason, the prohibitions against it grew and grew until, by the early 20th century, it was among the most reprehensible of verbal crimes".

Lincoln grew up poor, split rails, cleared fields, and the rest.

"There were far more poor splits than there were good ones," he said.

Second, analyzing subsets of target types separately, we found only acceptable reliabilities for intercepts, while the theoretically more important slopes exhibited very poor split-half and test-retest reliabilities.

The economists found no decisive, nationwide urban-rural or rich-poor split in votes.

Average mortality per age group is given by m_{t}(a)=frac{N_{dt}(a)}{N_{t}(a)}=frac{m_{t}^{p}(a)+m_{t}^{r}(a)}{2}, where N dt (a) is the number of deaths in year t and age group a, and N t (a) is the corresponding number of living individuals, and the simple average being due to the fact that the rich-poor split is placed at the median.

States run Medicaid agencies, which provide health care to the poor, and split the costs with the federal government.

The rest, perhaps $25 billion to $35 billion, would be loans and grants from industrialized nations to poorer countries, split roughly three ways among the United States, the European Union and Canada, Japan and Australia.

"You can't see the hole from here, just the poor house splitting in two".

At the same time, Republicans  might also share in some of the blame if the economy is poor: voters could split their tickets and vote against both their Republican lawmakers and President Obama.