Sentence examples for split means from inspiring English sources
The court's 4-to-4 split means that, on virtually any controversial question, Justice Kennedy decides what American law is.
And the idea that a 50-50 split means the owners and players are equal partners in the N.H.L. as a business?
That four-way split means that no politically feasible coalition is mathematically possible, especially since the Five Star Movement's founder, Beppe Grillo, has repeatedly declared that the movement will not support a government led by any of the other groupings.
A split means the lower district court's ruling, which found Alice's system claims patent-ineligible, stands.
A split corporation in Canada is similar to a U.S. closed-end fund, so buying shares of Energy Split means you're holding a portfolio of 17 Canadian energy trusts.
Using a median split means calculating the median pre-test score for the participants and using this as the threshold for defining groups: a novice is a student with a pre-test score of 13.50 or less and an advanced student has a pre-test score greater than 13.50.
The split meant 16 finance ministers could not agree a common position before the summit.
The ongoing split meant USA could not achieve the RLIF full-member status required of World Cup qualifiers.
But if Scotland were to gain independence in the upcoming referendum, what would a split mean for producers there?
"I never knew my parents together, so their split meant nothing to me," Churchill said in an interview with the Daily Telegraph in 2008.
The resulting split meant a group of about 50 riders finished two minutes behind the stage winner, and another dozen finished three to five minutes back.
