Sentence examples for split a number of from inspiring English sources

In practice, a pair of populations will have split a number of generations back in time, and it is, therefore, convenient to consider models of the kind depicted in Figure 2b.

The congress has since split into a number of groups.

I think they will split among a number of candidates.

She said: "The line responsibility for keeping our customers' data safe is split among a number of teams.

"People are talking about a divided Syria being split into a number of small states like Yugoslavia," he said.

Numbering millions of faithful in the 17th century, the Old Believers split into a number of different sects, of which several survived into modern times.

In the 14th century the duchy of Opole-Racibórz split into a number of weak duchies that eventually became fiefs of the Bohemian kings.

After the deposition of King Ferdinand, "patriot" Spain outside the control of the French armies split into a number of autonomous provinces.

The plan is split into a number of bite-sized pieces, for which requests for tenders are being sent out in secret a procedure justified due to "urgent circumstances".

The UCD subsequently split into a number of smaller parties and was replaced as the leading opposition force by the Popular Party (Partido Popular; PP), which in 1989 became the successor to the AP.

The rest of the money is being split across a number of secondary initiatives.