Sentence examples for split nearly from inspiring English sources

Minor party candidates split nearly 10percentt of the vote.

Married men in Ohio split nearly evenly, while married women slid a little more into Mr. Santorum's column.

Today's committee votes split nearly along party lines, with one Democratic House member defecting to the Republican side.

It is accepted wisdom that America is split nearly in half between red states and blue states, Republican and Democrat.

They will split nearly $2 billion in fees and expenses, although that figure is far lower than they initially hoped.

Mr Piketty writes that in most of the rich world wealth is split nearly evenly between residential capital (housing mostly) and productive capital.

The war split and nearly broke America.

And their vote is split between nearly a dozen different parties.

During the Gingrich regime, in the mid-nineteen-nineties, he split with nearly all of his colleagues and voted against Gingrich's reëlection as Speaker.

B10 TEMPORARY OFFICES -- The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, whose headquarters at the trade center were destroyed, will split its nearly 2,000 workers between offices in Manhattan and Newark.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which moved to temporary offices in Jersey City after its headquarters at the World Trade Center were destroyed, said yesterday that it would split its nearly 2,000 displaced workers between offices in Manhattan and Newark.