Sentence examples for split for years from inspiring English sources

Investors had been calling for such a split for years, but had no power to force it, because of the group's dual-class equity structure.

If you look at French politics, the same can be said: left- and rightwing traditional parties have been split for years, with strong sovereignist pressures on both sides.

Kraft, which is based in Northfield, Ill., had considered alternatives to the split for years, including selling off various businesses, according to people briefed on the matter who requested anonymity because the discussions were private.

The bellicose Demoulas family has been split for years, with the two warring sides at odds over the family business: the Market Basket chain of supermarkets that are popular throughout New England.

There's no doubt that Yoga practitioners who do triangle poses or splits for years will gradually be able to deepen their stretch.

A growing number of families even split up for years so the mothers can take their children abroad to become fluent in English, which is crucial to getting good jobs at big corporations.

He pointed to the model of Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn, the Democratic tandem in the Senate and House who worked amiably with Dwight Eisenhower and, in so doing, split the Republican Party for years to come.

Model 2, with the split time variables for years spent in university hospitals, indicates a positive influence on promotion to a chief physician position for 3 4 years spent in university hospitals (OR = 4.02, p < 0.05) and a negative impact on the chance of promotion to a chief physician position for those spending > =7 years (OR = 0.27, p < 0.05) in university hospitals.

COOPER--Lucy, who for years split her time between Brooklyn and W. Palm Beach, died peacefully at age 90 on May 6 , 2012

He says he and his partner, Randy Florke, have for years split their time between their Manhattan home and one in Sullivan Country, just outside the district, where Mr. Florke owns a business that builds environmentally friendly homes.

Manhattan Through March 11 Lois Dodd, a Realist painter with a fine-tuned sense of just what to leave out, has for years split her time between New York and southeastern Maine.