Sentence examples for split between people from inspiring English sources

"There is quite a diverse split between people who don't know what they want to do and have no experience and those who have had experience since college".

He lived in a part of the island that was evenly split between people of East Indian and of African descent; he noticed that each group defined the other in broad stereotypes.

"Well," she says, "the reaction is fairly split between people who think you're just a mad, attention-seeking nutcase, and the people who come up and say 'go for it'.

Testimony was generally split between people who oppose same-sex marriage for religious reasons and supporters who believe that marriage, whether between heterosexuals or homosexuals, is a civil right.

The reactions were split between people perhaps genuinely scared the site was going to shut down: People wondering what on earth was going on: And those who were just making fun of it all: If you're familiar with the #SaveMarinaJoyce hashtag from a few weeks ago, you'll recognise some of the same tropes appearing on Twitter.

In other words: a market split between people buying individual song or album downloads; people paying £10 a month to stream anything they like (well, apart from Atoms for Peace or the new Beyoncé album); and The Kids merrily streaming all their music on YouTube.

"It was split 50-50 between people wanting to see it there, and then people wanting to not see it there," she said.

"I'd say it's split 50-50 between people trying to teach their kids to be nice and people who are hovering, overprotective and nasty," said my friend Lisa.

Advertising revenue will be split between the people who made the video, the people who publish it on their own sites and NBBC.

It's usually a fairly even split between texting people I know and entering competitions/using services designed to allow single people to flirt with one another.

If you can't walk or communicate because your emphysema is so advanced or have dementia, how can you make a difference to the world around you? How can you make space for and nurture that rather than seeing people as obstacles to be handled?" When he started, Wright, whose previous work had been split between young people and professionals, asked producer David Slater what he should expect.