Sentence examples for split say from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the split say the divisive tactic could hurt both groups.

In the ultimatum game, for instance, the proposer usually ends up offering a relatively equitable split (say, sixty-forty) to insure that the other person accepts.

Those in favor of a split say that freeing R.B.S. from its worst-performing assets would allow the bank to lend more, strengthen the banking system and help Britain's economic recovery.

The Tories, fulfilling a pledge by David Cameron when he ran for the leadership, promise to create a new group after the European elections in June, uniting mainstream parties of the right that oppose ever closer union.Supporters of the split say that the EPP has federalist views.

The real reason for the split, say Jason members, was that the group had rejected three members proposed by DARPA whom Jason saw as unqualified.

The split, said European regulators, should help bolster competition.

"It's a bitter split," said Mr. Williams of Airbus.

There was, however, a social split, says Juan Salgado of CIDE, a government research institute.

"There's definitely been a split," said Ken Perkins, the president of the research firm Retail Metrics.

The MDC, itself split, said it would watch with "keen interest" how the authorities reacted.

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