Sentence examples for split almost equally from inspiring English sources

In Germany, the rest is split almost equally between income tax and employer and employee contributions to social security.

The crowd of 51,428 at Ernst Happel Stadium, split almost equally, might have expected the Spaniards to go into a protective shell.

But the three parties together would barely muster half the seats, not a stable majority in a parliament split almost equally between right and left.

Worldwide, 36.1 million adults and children are estimated to be living with AIDS or the virus, split almost equally between men and women.

Similarly the New Yorker had 17 more female contributors than in 2013, continuing a five-year trend, while in Granta original submissions were split almost equally between female and male writers.

Mr. Tellier said that with the sale of the recreational products unit, Bombardier's business would be split almost equally between its aerospace and rail equipment divisions, supported by a slimmed-down product financing unit.

2007 saw $7.1 billion in mobile exits, with values split nearly equally between IPOs and M&A.

The Hertz Corporation, a division of Ford Motor and the industry's No. 2 company, splits its business almost equally between corporate and leisure travelers, said Rich Broome, Hertz's vice president for corporate affairs.

Registered voters are almost equally split among Democrats, Republicans, and independents.

While age helps define the blogging demographic, gender does not: male and female bloggers are almost equally split.

They are almost equally split about how much responsibility the Bush administration deserves for the state of today's economy.