Sentence examples for split fairly from inspiring English sources

Mr López's supporters may split fairly evenly.

The two main schools of thought are split fairly evenly among scientists familiar with them.

Their 53-run partnership means that honours are split fairly evenly in the first session.

When ruling on big, controversial cases, the justices split fairly reliably along party lines dictated by their appointing presidents.

In rich countries, Unilever's business is split fairly evenly between health and personal-care products, and food brands.

The basement filled up early, thick with sweat, with a crowd split fairly evenly between punk bruisers and college-age revelers.

The enduring view of Walter O'Malley splits fairly evenly by coast: loathed in Brooklyn (and in South Florida retirement communities), venerated in Los Angeles.

Reaction to Thursday's announcement by the Cuomo administration that New York State must review potential public health effects before deciding whether to allow fracking is split along fairly predictable lines.

For while the Mephistopheles split is fairly equal and both protagonists, Johann Adam Oest and Robert Hunger-Buhler, are in their contrasting ways equally good, Mr. Ganz has more than three-quarters of Faust's lines.

The split is fairly equal in terms of the positives and negatives, indicating that, once again, no-one really knows what 'Brexit means Brexit' actually means, or knows what the real effects will ultimately be.

Though let's consider Gallup, which may have a less, uh, acute perspective than the Bishops and assume the 50-44 splis is fairly accurate.