Sentence examples for split on the question from inspiring English sources
The public, meanwhile, seems split on the question.
Backbench Tory MPs also substantially split on the question of whether to remain in the bloc.
Even the Vatican has entered the debate, although it is split on the question.
Interrogators, too, are split on the question of whether psychologists provide valuable assistance.
His advisers are even split on the question of when to make the decision.
Business owners on the avenue are split on the question of whether they will close.
Some conservatives have previously argued that the Hobbs Act exceeded the power of the federal government under the commerce clause, and, in a 1999 case, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals split 8-8 on the question.
In a Quinnipiac University/New York Times/CBS poll released this week, likely voters in Florida split 40 percent to 43 percent on the question of whether the United States is better off today than it was four years ago, with 40 percent saying the country is better off.
As if to emphasise the nation's split personality on the question of welcoming foreigners to its shores, Scott Morrison, the conservative opposition's tough-talking immigration spokesman, used to head up Tourism Australia.
A similar age split came on the question of whether the Supreme Court should overturn DOMA.
And those who said he was a factor split evenly on the question between negative and positive.
