Sentence examples for that split about from inspiring English sources

The deal would also bring together two businesses that split about a decade ago.

Nearly 70percentt of those who worked from home in 1997 worked exclusively there, and that was split about evenly by sex.

If a woman is raped, she's raped," replied Ryan, who, as Delano noted, had co-sponsored a bill that split hairs about rape by adding the modifier "forcible".

Some studies have suggested that the two varieties split about 6.6 million to 8.8 million years ago, but these estimates were based on mitochondrial DNA samples that consider only maternal ancestry.

I also polled students in my course on Obama's foreign policy at Occidental, and together with the UK students, I found that opinion was split about 50-50 as to whether history would consider Barack Obama a great political leader.

The Eastern gray is one of about 278 squirrelly species alive today, a lineage that split off from other rodents about 40 million years ago and that includes chipmunks, marmots, woodchucks — a k a groundhogs — and prairie dogs.

Mr Tabarrok concludes, "It is undeniable that some Americans are racist but racists split about evenly across the parties".

Its home was Laramidia, an island continent created by a vast interior seaway that split North America in two between about 95 million and 70 million years ago.

Although most effects houses struggle (see p. 50), the four men split about 20% of that in profits.

That split came about after Murdoch's newspaper business was shattered by the hacking scandal that rocked his empire and led to the arrest of some of his closest allies and his public humiliation.

Suburban voters split about evenly.