Sentence examples for too split from inspiring English sources

But public opinion may be too split for the risk to be worth taking.

But the Socialist Party has been too split to offer any sensible suggestions.

He too split his helmet, fracturing several vertebrae in his neck in the process.

They can't agree about it because the Conservative party is too split and ungovernable to coalesce around any practical proposal.

That group, too, split two ways, with Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, joined by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, suggesting that the due process clause might provide better protection for property rights threatened by court decisions.

The West Point bookstore was much like the bookstores at America's top academic institutions too, split between selling logoed merchandise to visiting families and textbooks to students, with some discretionary reading around the edges (military biographies and histories featuring heavily here).

It was too hard to split, too wet to burn, and too heavy to move, so we plowed around it.

But Republicans too are split on the ban.

The menu, too, is split, neatly divided between Southern and Jamaican dishes.

Interrogators, too, are split on the question of whether psychologists provide valuable assistance.

If the spines seem too tough, split each leaf down the middle and remove the centre vein.