Sentence examples for split broadly from inspiring English sources

The EU split broadly between the north and south, with Mediterranean countries arguing that channels should be kept open to Assad, while France led the campaign, with Germany, Britain, the Netherlands and Sweden, to blacklist the president.

The recipes are split broadly between those who cook the steak on a very high heat (Slater, Hawksmoor and Hervé This), and those who suggest a more moderate heat (the Ginger Pig, Fearnley-Whittingstall, the WSJ and Bloomfield).

The park is split broadly into three sections.

In the summer of 2016, when Donald Trump secured the Republican nomination for president, old-school conservatives split (broadly speaking) into three groups.

During winter the bifurcation is abrupt and mostly confined to the southern portion (blue area in Figure 3), whereas in summer (red area in Figure 3) the current splits broadly over the region because the wind patterns are less clearly established [39].

The proposal was debated at Momentum's national committee, events well described by committee member Laura Catriona Murray and others: a fraught meeting where, other than Lansman, the split was broadly on generational lines.

In some families, this involves a split along broadly taxonomic (i.e. evolutionary) grounds.

Master of None's 10 episodes could be broadly split into two types.

Since polls suggest the results were broadly split along generational lines, family meetups are ripe for rows.

While Americans are broadly split on the topic of abortion, a majority of the public supports upholding Roe v Wade.

Pinsex users can be broadly split into two categories – those who just like to curate their own collections and enjoy other people's, and those who are creating their own images.