Sentence examples for split on the idea from inspiring English sources

Bitcoinistas are split on the idea.

In New York state the electorate is split on the idea; the Assembly has passed a bill, but the Republican Senate is opposed.

Democrats are split on the idea of imposing a ceiling on school property-tax increases, a proposal that would draw opposition from powerful teachers' unions.

Riders interviewed yesterday were split on the idea of opening up every station to cellphone talk, text messaging, e-mail access and other aspects of a wireless world.

Both the audience and those on stage were split on the idea.

He said appetite for devolution had been a "growing trend" and although people were still split on the idea of an English Parliament, support had grown over the past decade.

While a 1998 CBS poll, taken just after Pope John Paul II visited Cuba and called for reform, found a split on the idea of re-establishing ties, two surveys taken in 1977 and 1978 found most Americans in favor.

And the problem is that the Democratic Party is split on that idea -- because Big Money hates it.

The City Council is split 2-2 on the idea, Mr. Hamlett said, and he is wary about alienating constituents and losing his $5-a-month gig, even though elections are rarely contested.

In particular, the Locator/ID Split paradigm, based on the idea of separating the identity from the location of end-systems, is gaining momentum and seems to be the most promising candidate for the future Internet architecture.

Yet the alliance is split over the idea.