Sentence examples for split in opinion from inspiring English sources

"There's a split in opinion, completely," he added.

He resigned from the jury becaus of a split in opinion as to Buffet's talent.

But a widely watched index of manufacturing, published by HSBC, a bank, fell for the fourth month in a row.This binary split in opinion is too crude.

Polling on EuroVegas was scant, and my conversations with Spaniards seemed to suggest a relatively even split in opinion: roughly half the people I spoke with felt the possible jobs were worth it, while the other half fumed.

As Miller shows, Roosevelt's protracted feud over football with the president of Harvard, Charles Eliot, reveals the fundamental split in opinion that existed among America's elites at the time.

The controversial storyline will reflect the split in opinion in the right-to-die debate, with Roy and Hayley's friend Fiz Stape Jennie McAlpinee) struggling to deal with Hayley's decision.

The split in opinions on the roster led to Rich McKay's exit as the Bucs' general manager and his move to Atlanta.

The lines are already drawn, and the splits in opinion between the two camps as deep as any in English cricket since Geoffrey Boycott, a "giant among pygmies" as his supporters called him, was fired from Yorkshire in 1983.

Every poll is supposed to reflect splits in opinion on welfare, economy, ideology, etc.

Italian PM Enrico Letta said the splits in opinion were confirmed at Thursday's working dinner in St Petersburg.

The Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts was split in its opinion.