Sentence examples for split far from inspiring English sources

Hernandez holds his new changeup with the ball tucked underneath his right ring finger, with his middle finger split far from it.

The electronic dance music bibliography, though, is split far more evenly between written books and collections of images: photos, flyers, ephemera, 12-inch vinyl.

The modest winning time was irrelevant, the last-lap splits far from it.

RFSF on the other hand, recovers more biologically meaningful predictor variables (loci) when trees are grown deep, suggesting that even splits far down the tree can be reflected in this importance measure.

Photograph: /Voteview blog The line separating Yeses and Nos runs almost vertically, indicating a clean split between far right and near right.

Leave us your thoughts in the comments section, and we'll highlight the best contributions below.Opinion is evenly split so far.

The split was far from amicable, though Times Company executives praised the Post Company as "an exceptionally good partner" in a memo to employees yesterday.

Perhaps the starkest split so far is between two men who in the last week and a half have seemed inseparable: Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Mr. Vallone.

But fossils that old and older look either ape or protohuman, so some paleontologists argue for a split as far back as 7 million years ago.

While Apple and Google both structure their revenue sharing models based on how long a user is engaging with an app, even after 12 months of usage, the 85/15 model that both of these platforms operate at only matches Microsoft's new standard model, but Microsoft's 95/5 split is far and away the best deal among major app stores.

But reports say she may have been fired — and that the split was far more acrimonious.