Sentence examples for rarely split from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jobs rarely split the baby.

But since Senate votes rarely split down party lines, that eighth seat is not crucial.

In contrast, in Mexico they tend to register near-identical levels of support, as voters rarely split their ballots.

Yet the Oscars rarely split the best director and best film awards, and they may ultimately feel more friendly towards Fincher's Facebook flick.

Much will depend on how its main actors get along: in Germany, coalitions have rarely split over issues, more often over personalities.On this, at least, the exercise in group dynamics that has been the coalition negotiations seems to have been a success.

These results indicate that VBs are recombination units that rarely split.

Research on the "decapitation" of terrorist groups shows that it rarely splits them and often radicalizes them.

For one thing, Oscar rarely splits the vote between best director and best picture — it's only happened, the Academy says, 21 times in 81 years — so the five films with director nods ("Avatar," "The Hurt Locker," "Inglourious Basterds," "Precious" and "Up in the Air") are considered the "real" best picture candidates.

The husk is thin and dark brown, and must be split manually, as it rarely splits on its own.

But it's rarely a split between 'abortion is right' and 'abortion is wrong,'" Kliff wrote.

We rarely see split-screen moments in politics and it will be interesting to see what the voting public makes of it.