Sentence examples for split appeared from inspiring English sources

A similar split appeared in attitudes toward traditional forms of culture: classical music, painting, literature.

He celebrated for three sleepless nights in his hometown of Split, appeared on the "Late Show with David Letterman," and signed a contract to make an appearance with the city's soccer team.

He was reflecting on the days before the early 1970's, when the split appeared in the Mafia, with newer elements coolly focusing on drugs and murdering any politician, judge or bystander who got in its way.

On the merits, the split appeared more predictable: the liberal four appeared to believe that Proposition 8 violated the constitutional rights of the plaintiffs, and Roberts, Antonin Scalia, and Samuel Alito (along with the silent-but-predictable Clarence Thomas) were prepared to uphold the California measure.

However, a clear distinction was made between contracting where distance between the commissioner and the provider was considered essential and more relational aspects of commissioning where partnership working across the purchaser-provider split appeared to be the norm.

This split appears to reflect a measure of confidence that the Federal Reserve will cut rates enough to get the economy on the rebound in the second half of the year.

The split appears to have been hastened by the SNC's support for Western intervention in Syria – something opposed by the groups who signed the statement.

EPA/FRANCK ROBICHON Photograph: FRANCK ROBICHON/EPA A split appears to be opening up between the International Monetary Fund and eurozone leaders, following the IMF's admission this week that austerity is more damaging than it thought (see 8.20am).

The revenue split appears to be 50/50.

The phase envelope of the C6+ data with no split appears to be far away from that of the other split methods.

The ratio of skip mode and the characteristics of CU split appear differently over the different temporal layers, and the same temporal layer has a high similarity of the actual encoding time and the predicted encoding time.