Sentence examples for typically split from inspiring English sources

Medicaid costs are typically split evenly between the state and the federal government.

The notary fee of $3,984 is typically split between buyer and seller.

The brokerage and its broker, or loan officer, typically split the rebate.

Between the drummer and the steerer sit eight rows of paddlers, typically split evenly by gender.

In practice, however, many songwriters receive less, since royalties are typically split with their publishers, leaving them with 4 cents.

The state, county and local school district typically split a student's annual tuition, upward of $100,000.

Northeastern typically splits the traditional semester in half for about 300 for-credit courses, which are offered eight times a year.

"It's an issue that typically splits the industry down the middle on how they approach the business model," said Paul Merski, the chief economist for the Independent Community Bankers of America.

Ms. Bass typically splits the commission — 15 percent of annual rent — with the Ruxton's official broker, but for friends, she often cuts her 7.5 percent share to 6.5 percent, a savings of roughly $360 for a $3,000-a-month apartment.

Typically, split-sampling or differential split-sampling are used to divide the entire dataset into two parts (Xevi et al., [1997]; Henriksen et al., [2003]; Moriasi et al., [2007]).

Says Caroline, who is a senior at Yale and typically splits her time in Montana cross country skiing and downhill skiing at nearby Big Sky and Moonlight Basin.