Sentence examples for rather split from inspiring English sources

And even societal attitudes, they're rather split," Mr. McFaul said.

OF course, some sensitive men of the new millennium would rather split the bill or let the woman pay.

The union would rather split the money among all teachers with up to 10 years of experience, so that not just newcomers benefit.

Lee Cooperman, head of Omega Advisers, a hedge fund manager, said Aetna would rather split up and avoid the tax liability, "but perhaps they have been offered a price they couldn't refuse; I'm happy they are open-minded and flexible".

It all fits into a pattern, they say, of a leader who shies away from necessary conflict, refuses to understand the intransigence of his enemies, would rather split differences than make a firm stand and lacks the courage of his own convictions.

"I thought, 'I'd rather split up.' ".

If putting a new team in the GTA does not bring in new revenue but rather splits the Toronto Maple Leafs' current revenue of $190 million - with the Leafs retaining the larger share - the new team would have a revenue of only $79.80 million.

Clustering such a homogeneous matrix S does not reveal structural elements within the molecule, but rather splits it into equal parts, according to the number of clusters preselected.

"Rather than split California, come sit at the table with consumers," Mr. Florez said.

Rather than split Cameron's vote, some disaffected Tories reneged on their threat to vote Ukip and stayed at home.

Part of the appeal of Carlson's show is its tendency to generate knockouts rather than split decisions.