Sentence examples for split at some point from inspiring English sources

And this is why the MP believes a formal split, at some point, remains a distinct possibility.

The placement of both serpin and non-serpin genes is conserved between the frog and chicken genomes, strengthening our hypothesis that a single clade B serpin gene cluster has split at some point in mammalian evolution.

According to Wade, he and Union briefly split up at some point early in 2013 due to career demands.

Many observers have speculated that the BJP will at some point split, with the liberals and Hindu-nationalists going in separate directions.

Regardless of whether Pfizer decides to split the company into pieces at some point, we believe that the company has a sense of urgency to create value by leveraging the power of its balance sheet to do needle-moving deals.

Depending on the local underage culture, they might not be bothered or split off with sober friends at some point in the evening.

It uses the first Principal Component which employs NIPALS (non-linear iterative least squares) where the data set is split at point i or j (determined points where two neighbors exceed a predefined distance threshold T).

Part of that is justified, with seemingly annual murmuring about splitting the 16-team league at some point.

"It was as if the country went into a psychological split at that point," he says, "a split that was felt right across Africa.

What happens is that eventually they both reach the origin, split at that point, and travel along the j-omega-axis.

The 38-Å amino-to-carboxy-terminal distance of Ub stresses the Bn monomer, causing it to split at the point of insertion.