Sentence examples for split fairly equally from inspiring English sources

The arena filled, gradually, quietly, with an unusual Madison Square Garden crowd: more than 15,000, split fairly equally between men and women, well-dressed, attentive, 30s and early 40s, modish glasses.

In North America, VC firms have a diversity of talent split fairly equally across finance, entrepreneurial and industry backgrounds – i.e. people who can do deals (the easy bit!), people who can build successful businesses and people who can create new markets.

Even out of the professional context, the existence of general intelligence is necessary for living a balanced lifestyle, split fairly equally between work, family, and friends.

The researchers ended up with 802 women who had either two vaccine or two placebo shots and 384 who received one dose - split fairly equally between vaccine and placebo.

Mr López's supporters may split fairly evenly.

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

As for the legalization of gay marriage, the latest polling data suggests that the public is fairly equally split on Obama's expression of support.

Britain is fairly equally split into gold, silver and bronze levels of excitement about the Olympics, but those with no interest at all are in a small minority – according to a Guardian/ICM poll.

"People create all these barriers for themselves before they've tried it," she says, describing the biggest difference between men and women in her fairly equally gender-split classes as confidence rather than ability.

Vocal duties, which were split between Louis and James on the first record, are doled out fairly equally on We're Not Talking, which serves the group well; the trio's voices together add texture where Up To Anything sometimes felt one note.

We want to be treated fairly, equally.