Sentence examples for pretty much split from inspiring English sources

In Florida, Mr. Romney and Mr. Gingrich pretty much split the Tea Party vote earlier this week.

The trust said it was largely due to people who were opposed to the closure of BBC3, but Ayre admitted that public opinion specifically on the CBBC plan alone was "pretty much split down the middle".

"If you have two candidates who are getting 30percentt of the vote, and that is the scenario that is developing now, they are going to pretty much split the delegates".

"The numbers for and against are pretty much split down the middle, but there is a clear divide between the young people who support the marriages and the older residents who really hate what the mayor did".

Electronic Renaissance tends to pretty much split fans down the middle – dropped into the centre of the album like a radio broadcast from an alternative reality, for some it's bizarre folly, for others it's a carefree masterstroke.

What Zoe recognized is that the tabloids — virtually the only magazines to increase their circulation substantially in recent years — pretty much split their coverage between the bad behavior of their chosen stars and what they wore, whether it was to jail, to a premiere or to pick up their kids at school.

During my time in Cardiff, I've only ever lived on the east of the river Taff, which pretty much splits the city in half.

His next post on the subject read, "So far the broccoli/kohlrabi votes are pretty much evenly split.

In the current series of Wordaholics, on Radio 4, we have a pretty much even split of male and female comedians.

France, Japan and The Netherlands are the only three countries on the list where iOS has a clear majority, and only one country (Thailand) shows a pretty much even split between the two platforms.

Statistics consistently show that the EDM audience is pretty much evenly split between men and women, and the Ultra crowd is likely to show that to be true.