Sentence examples for some divided from inspiring English sources

South Richmond Hill has more multifamily homes — some divided legally, others not, community leaders and residents say.

The first of those Iraqis who now will be responsible for training Iraqi recruits voiced pride in their new mission -- but also continuing debate over pay, housing, health care and, for some, divided loyalties.

In a street of large houses, some divided into flats, two teams of canvassers compete for attention.

Although most transfers clearly remain within ethnic blocs, these inter-ethnic terminal transfers are a change with the past and suggest that STV may be an appropriate electoral system choice for some divided societies.

Some divided routes exist to provide two alignments for one route, even though many splits have been eliminated.

Since 1926, some divided routes were designated to serve related areas, and designate roughly-equivalent splits of routes.

"But some divide their families and do whatever they want," she said.

Some divide between the interests of a team and the interests of its individual players (like the divide between any company and its workers) is inherent in Major League Baseball's economic system.

There is no consensus for cut-off values in the literature, some studies use arbitrary values, some median and some divide data in tertiles [ 19, 22].

Some are divided into pre-clinical and clinical parts; others are more integrated.

The question of school choice has, to some extent, divided minorities for years.