Sentence examples for split of good from inspiring English sources

Even the more generous writers will generally have a 50 / 50 split of good to bad.

I assume that the agency would use the liquidation authority to put into effect a split of a good bank and a bad bank.

We split for good after six years of marriage, still young enough, I thought, to start anew.

The calculated average value for each station over the good measurements is listed in Table 1 as well as the number of total splitting measurements and the number of good splitting measurements.

A few weeks later, the pair split for good.

There's also a terrific introduction from St John's Fergus Henderson, who warns of the dangers of a "two-tier food situation", of a split between the world of "good meat from animals treated well when alive" and supermarkets selling "anonymous pink meat in plastic".

Society is portrayed as split between the forces of good and the forces of evil.

Regulators should be more prescriptive and say the roles should be split as a matter of good governance and preventing a concentration of power absent accountability.

So far activist investors such as Nelson Peltz and William Ackman, who have successfully pushed for the split of several consumer-goods companies, have left Pepsi alone.

Falling transportation and information costs have allowed us to split the production of goods and some services into chunks that are done in many parts of the world.

Serve split and toasted with plenty of good salted butter.