Sentence examples for split into two camps from inspiring English sources

The investment community quickly split into two camps.

The various parties appeared to split into two camps.

For decades, the G.O.P. has been split into two camps.

Early nonradiator-painting devotees tended to split into two camps: protesters and vandals.

The reasons for buying a smartphone can be split into two camps.

The Arab and Muslim world again appeared to be split into two camps.

The world splits into two camps on the brownie issues: crumbly and cakey, and dense and fudgey.

But both sides lose if the industry splits into two camps.

Traditionally, the Chilean electorate was split into three camps, which by the time Allende was elected in 1970 was divided almost evenly among right, center and left, thus apparently favoring a continuation of a pattern of minority coalition governments.

The commission's members, drawn both from government and private industry, split into three camps -- the five antitax members, led by Governor Gilmore; the six representatives of businesses, all with major Internet interests; and the eight others, mostly from government at various levels and led by Governor Leavitt, who say that the way an item is sold should have no bearing on how it is taxed.

The two men's "spectacular break," as Mr. McVicar calls it, split Reconstructionism into two camps.