Sentence examples for splits on from inspiring English sources
Did anyone mention Tory splits on page one?
When comparing CTREE results to CART, in all cost sectors CART lead to more splits on the one hand, while pruning lead to no suitable trees.
We first performed a binary split according to one feature and then performed additional splits on the resulting patient subgroups with respect to other features.
Rumania Splits on Some Issues But there are differences within the alliance.
Right on cue, Sharapova slips, slides and does the splits on Court Two.
We like the super-feminine splits on the sides and the chic, tailored silhouette it gives.
She cleared some space, and the twins suddenly dropped into perfect, matching splits, on the subway grating.
"When Bush's [poll] numbers were high, his popularity papered over the GOP's traditional ideological splits on foreign policy.
What if, instead, it represents the beginning of a big split (or splits) on the British left?
AMONG Christian denominations, the Presbyterians stand out for being democratic, decentralised, and hence prone to splits on points of principle.
The move avoids the prospect of cabinet Eurosceptics resigning, thus limiting the political damage of Tory splits on the issue.
