Sentence examples for split by old from inspiring English sources

In a country where the demographics skew even younger than in places like Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, the wave of political change in the region has laid bare a generation gap here split by old resentments nurtured by dictatorship and war and a youthful grasping for a stake in the new Iraq.

Table 1 shows the proportion of correctly repeated words per excerpt, split by old and new items and by accent type.

The TinT application provides a priori information about the relative activity periods of given elements (e.g., to investigate old splits by selectively analyzing old elements that were active in the potential common ancestor of a specific group).

One possible event is the creation/removal of a polygon adjacent to corner c of a single maximum in the list L D. Possibly one new block is created by splitting an old block into two.

Exploratory subgroups were split by gender, age (cutoff point >50 years old), and Kellgren Lawrence grade II and III at baseline.

"I say it might split the old conservative coalition, but it won't split the new one.

Rand Araskog split the old ITT Corp.

Women are divided but not by gender — the old saw that women must stick together doesn't work anymore, if it ever did — nor necessarily split by party.

Reanalysing the significant associations with the cohort split by gender gave similar results (data not shown), with females generally more strongly associated, most likely due to their older age.

The Liberal Democrats are split by it.

The town is split by the River Kennet.