Sentence examples for somewhat split from inspiring English sources

One campaign adviser said that aides were somewhat split over how to respond to the president's attacks.

In numbering the dead bodies of our enemies, our military spokesmen have taken a somewhat split approach.

The month was somewhat split as the cold November pattern lingered into the first third of December before the pattern turned mild through the holidays.

Medical experts were somewhat split on the significance of the C.D.C. findings, which were published in yesterday's issue of the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

Moreover, the party is somewhat split over how aggressively to pursue deficit reduction, with many liberals warning that fiscal contraction could set off a double-dip recession as well as crimp their agenda.

The protest movement is already somewhat split on how to proceed, with some calling for reforming the country's version of a constitutional monarchy to make it more democratic, and others like Mr. Mushaima pushing for a complete overhaul.

The Royal Shakespeare Company is to return to London's Barbican Centre in 2014 and 2015 more than a decade after the two organisations went through a somewhat acrimonious split.

He is reported not to have spoken to the Genoa owner, Enrico Preziosi, since their somewhat acrimonious split, but both parties have seen their fortunes take a turn for the worse since they parted ways.

This, however, means the application logic is then "somewhat arbitrarily split between client and server, or in some cases needs to be duplicated on both sides".

Though verdicts have been somewhat evenly split between plaintiffs and Janssen, one plaintiff was awarded an eye-popping $76 million judgment for the alleged side of effect of gynecomastia – the growth of female breast tissue in males.

This somewhat 50/50 split is a far cry from the screams announcing the death of the "American Dream".