Sentence examples for well split from inspiring English sources

A grand coalition could well split the SPD.

Given that the party is so deeply and fatally divided I think it might as well split.

"The difficulty was that they knew that if they formed a coalition with the Tories, the Liberal Democrats might well split at grassroots level.

It might well split an alliance that has so far stuck together well in a war that many thought the West would have no stomach for.

"If [Cameron] continues in this vein the right of the party may well split away, allowing Ed Miliband's Labour to glide comfortably into No 10 at the next election," she wrote.

And Mr Brown and Mr Newsom, who both hail from the north of California, could well split each other's vote in the Democratic primary.Mr Villaraigosa is not as Latino as he seems.

Norman goes for an iron as well, splitting the fairway with his first shot of the day.

As can be observed the two bands are well splitted and free of noise up to pH at least 5.5.

The next day cells of one well were split into 8 wells of a 96-well plate.

K562 and Lucena cells (5.5 × 10 cells per well) were split in 24-well plates at 60% confluence in RPMI medium 1 day prior to transfection.

Their ankles are strong, their feet are small, their toes are well split-up, and their nails are black.