Sentence examples for split makes from inspiring English sources

That split makes sense.

The prerogative is not likely to be used often because committees seldom face tie votes, although the equal split makes that scenario more likely.

Rashad Taylor, who represents a district adjacent to the stadium in Georgia's state house, believes that split makes the stadium a bargain, or at least a "balanced investment", for the taxpayer.

"The split makes sense for stockholders who today want to invest in one line of business but not the other," said Richard M. Gordon, a pharmaceutical analyst and clinical assistant professor at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.

While the split makes Buffett's firm a much more liquid investment opportunity, it may also attract the kind of quick-buck traders that the firm's sky-high stock price previously kept at arm's length.

The split makes a lot of sense when you consider how many people use YouTube for playing music for free despite a plethora of excellent streaming experiences like Spotify and Apple Music.

The two had a very acrimonious split, making Farrar an unexpected successor to Tweedy and his band.

In many ways, this split made sense: sexuality and reproduction may be private but, as the historian Nancy F. Cott demonstrated in the book "Public Vows," marriage is public.

But Mr. Topolanek warned that the political crisis might not be over if the continued partisan split made it impossible for the new government to act effectively.

Space Bars ice creamery is a vegan ice cream shop that sells the most delicious peanut butter banana split made from a hemp milk base.

In 2000, some villages were split, making a total of 25 villages.