Sentence examples for split that way from inspiring English sources

King said the CBC was wrong to characterize the split that way, but still said he opposed the move because he wants to reform the legislation.

Mine wasn't the only working-class Irish Catholic family split that way.

Fishgall, who has written biographies of Gregory Peck, James Stewart and Burt Lancaster, treats him as paternalistic and out of synch with the times, and the beneficiary of Davis's insistence on a three-way split that persisted until 1969.

"It looks like a three-way split that all happened around the same time," says lead author Pontus Skoglund, a postdoc at Harvard University.

And he splits that three ways with the service provider and the ad network supplying the ads.

This isn't what I signed up for!" Still, for a long time after our split, I referred to myself that way.

"We need these officers both for their own talent, and so that we have an armed forces that is not split the way it was early in my career".

That four-way split means that no politically feasible coalition is mathematically possible, especially since the Five Star Movement's founder, Beppe Grillo, has repeatedly declared that the movement will not support a government led by any of the other groupings.

Split another way, that represents a $3 billion premium on the receivables and approximately $3 billion on Sears' net invested capital.

Trungpa discusses this issue as a journey without goal, stating that when we refer to a journey… On the one hand we are talking about nonbeing, no world, nonexistence; and on the other hand we are discussing the process of the path, how we could proceed along a path and exert ourselves… If we split hairs in that way, there is no truth anywhere, none whatsoever.

"When you're doing multiple analyses and splitting this way, that way and the other, the likelihood this is just a spurious finding is greater than the likelihood it's real".