Sentence examples for split up further from inspiring English sources

"She's only 16, isn't she?" She began to say that the problem with allowing adolescents to sleep together at each other's homes was that it made it more difficult for them to split up further down the line.

This parameter should preferably be split up further to volume per surgeon, but such information is not available in the NARA database.

Decision tree is built through an iterative process of splitting the data into partitions, and then splitting up further on each of the branches.

Pulps began as adventure magazines but soon split up into further categories: love, detective, and western.

Instead, if they are successful, EMI's divested assets would be split up even further, with Sony taking some and BMG taking others.

It transpires that Tariq is in a secret relationship with Kareena, but the Ferreiras discover this after they split up, causing further animosity between Tariq and Dan.

First, because there are many guests who come to cities with a large number of casinos, like Las Vegas or Atlantic City, and perhaps only come for a brief trip (in Atlantic City especially, guests may only be on property for a few hours before returning home), there is potential to further split up the time spent in the hotel rooms.

Given this huge contribution of just one product, it would be desirable to further split up this product group.

This fact is a consequence of the construction principles of EXIOBASE, which further split up environmentally sensitive products.

The TV-owning audience can also be further split up by how they access their programing and what sort of things they use their TV for, besides live viewing.

The latter subsample is further split up into a group of immigrants from Eastern European countries (excluding ethnic Germans) and immigrants from Turkey.19 There are two alternative hypotheses concerning the relation of naturalisation and OJT for immigrants from Western and non-Western European countries.