Sentence examples for which would be split from inspiring English sources

They aimed to spend no more than $3,000 a month, which would be split unevenly.

Mr. Mager's price range was between $1,200 and $1,600, which would be split with a new roommate.

The liberal plans would impose a carbon tax to encourage clean energy and to raise revenues, which would be split between deficit reduction and energy rebates for consumers.

Daft Punk's Get Lucky was streamed 78.6 million times through its Play 50 chart, earning up to £660,000, which would be split between record label, publishers, collecting societies and the French duo.

Under one scenario, the toll and fare increases would generate an extra $120 million a year for the agency, which would be split so that New York State would receive something more than half.

Responding to those threats, the United States and Japan signed an agreement to conduct joint research on a missile defense system, estimated to cost as much as $521 million in the initial phase, which would be split equally by both countries.

The original plan was to build a new development in which apartments would be split evenly between the poor and the middle class.

He goes on to ask for $88,987,654,321.88 -- a crazy sum bookended by Bryant's jersey No. 88 -- which, presumably, would be split among the plaintiffs.

As the election drew close, Sanders issued a statement that he had deposited £1,500 in a local bank, of which £500 would be split as rewards if people presented evidence of bribery and corruption in the election that led to a conviction.

A plebiscite was held to decide whether Nunavut should have the world's first system of two-member constituencies in which the seats would be split evenly between men and women.

[Bernard Bolzano Paradoxes of the Infinite, § 66 (1851: 167 168)] "One of the two lines into which the line would be split upon division would have an end point, but the other no beginning point.