Sentence examples for that split from from inspiring English sources

Both Slovenia and Slovakia are small Eastern European nations that split from larger entities in the 1990s after Communism imploded.

A breakaway Maoist group—hardliners that split from a moderate group of Maoists—had promised an "active boycott" of voting.

The BR-PCC was one of three main groups that split from the Red Brigades following its decline in the 1980s.

Most of the Arabs in Golan are Druze, members of a sect that split from Islam centuries ago and has large followings in Lebanon, Syria and Israel.

The protest is expected to attract a range of far-right activists, including groups that split from the English Defence League and senior figures from the BNP.

Solomon's group is broadly aligned with Counter Fire, a leftist group that split from the Socialist Workers party and which might number 200 at most.

The State Supreme Court ruled Thursday against nine conservative congregations that split from the Episcopal Church and tried to take their church properties with them.

Anyone who has experienced divorce knows that splitting from your spouse isn't cheap.

Generation G16 therefore encompasses 2 subfamilies FL2.1 and FL2.2 derived from two lineages of FL2 that splitted from a single progenitor selected at generation G3.

Among these emerges the short-tailed species Mus spretus, a western Mediterranean mouse, that splitted from Mus musculus around 2.5 million years ago [ 1].

The American form appears to have evolved from a population that split off from a Beringian group and became isolated 200,000 to 300,000 years ago.