Sentence examples for split the same way from inspiring English sources

Belgian political parties divided along French- and Dutch-speaking lines four decades ago, and most voting districts are split the same way.

According to Iraqi journalists, Iran's influence in the country's war against Isis is split the same way the country is: dependent on the ethnic or sectarian make up of the population in each place.

"If actual voters split the same way as the likely voters in polls, it doesn't matter where you draw the line," said Michael R. Kagay, news surveys editor of The Times.

Interestingly the breakdown by social class shows the AB votes split the same way for Labour and the Tories, that is more ABs say they will vote Labour than Tory.

The council approved a trial program at the Feb , 15meeting, split the same way as Tuesday's vote — with Mayor Pro Tem Jane Egly and Councilwoman Verna Rollinger opposed.

He played electric keyboards and made pop-funk hits; he also played daring jazz piano with fellow members of the late-60's Miles Davis Quintet as V.S.O.P. Appropriately, "The Herbie Hancock Box" splits the same way.

Mrs. Clinton's big win in California was, on paper, potentially enough to be "responsible" for the electoral-popular vote split in the same way that the Deep South drove Mr. Cleveland's popular vote win in 1888.

Sarah A. B. Teslik, executive director of the Council of Institutional Investors, went further and suggested that the question of Mr. Grasso's successor could be easily solved if the exchange itself split, in the same way that Nasdaq did -- into a regulatory arm and another that handles the business side.

The iTunes Store is split up the same way that your library is.

For each classification study, we run our algorithm 100 times by choosing random training-test splits in the same way as the Leukemia dataset described in the last subsection.

Fans' views were split, in much the same way as you sense Reading FC employees' opinions were split.