Sentence examples for split is so from inspiring English sources

Not everyone in Split is so enamored of Torcida.

But today the split is so vast that its consequences on the environment are potentially catastrophic.

The split is so wide that the administration late yesterday gave off signs that it was flailing about, with key advisers throwing out new or even unlikely names as replacements for Commissioner Howard Safir, including former Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, who was forced out when Mr. Giuliani was first elected.

I talked to Bruno -- a child of divorce herself -- about kids, divorce and why making a documentary like Split is so important to her.

Not since 1990 has the split been so nearly even.

The split was so amicable that even though we're now divorced, we still live together.

The split was so bad that they had to meet in a public place to drop off and pick up their son, the newspaper claimed.

In Britain the split was so deep over the war that from the beginning, there were plenty of sceptics willing to believe that they were being lied to by the government and that the venture was going badly.

Therefore, we interpret our result such that a splitting might exist in the measured spectrum; splitting is so weak that it is recognized as a large frequency broadening.

Mr Welby also acknowledged for the first time that the splits are so great that the Lambeth conference, a once-a-decade gathering of global Anglican bishops, might never happen again.The split is mainly but not solely over same-sex relations.

"Hey Big Pharma, if this "novel split vaccine" is so wonderful and safe, why do you require such blanket protection from litigation?" [GM October 23] Commenters seemed disturbed that pharmaceutical companies would be financially benefitting from a public health crisis.