Sentence examples for possibility of a split from inspiring English sources

So there is a possibility of a split championship.

The possibility of a split is very real.

The more progress Benn made with his demands for reform, the greater the possibility of a split became.

The assembly's chairman, Amien Rais, said the appointment threatened national security by raising the possibility of a split within the security forces.

The American Red Cross, Mr. Eagleburger said, will work, if necessary, directly with countries' aid groups -- raising the possibility of a split in the Red Cross movement.

"For the first time, I think there's the possibility of a split in the military," said Mr. McGregor, author of "A Military History of Modern Egypt".

Top aides to Mr. Romney said they feared the possibility of a split-screen moment that showed Mr. Romney attacking the president next to images of flooded homes.

As one priest close to the Curia put it, "When a bishop goes over the wall, according to our theology, he can ordain other bishops" -- raising the possibility of creating a split in the church.

The reviewers discussed the possibility of suggesting a split into two papers, however, this would slow down the process considerably.

And some pundits are already speculating about the possibility either of a split within the GOP or a kind of coup in which the business-backed party elders take control back from the crazies.

Stern informally mentioned the possibility of a 50-50 split, which led to the breakdown in talks last week.