Sentence examples for whose splits from inspiring English sources

Four of the most important swing states (Colorado, Florida, Nevada, and North Carolina) have significant Latino populations whose splits could tip the balance in the November election.

Given a set of weighted vertices V and a multiset of integers S, we consider the problem of constructing a tree on V whose splits correspond to S. The problem is known to be NP-complete, even when all vertices have unit weight and the maximum vertex degree of T is required to be at most 4. We show that.

Rooney, whose split was timed at 44.8s, said: "The guys ran fantastically well.

There were heroes on 9/11, people whose split-second decision-making saved lives.

An additional 312 people whose split-shift care was cut did not appeal, according to the decision.

The shouts of terrified students awakened Mike Williams, a Newark housing inspector whose split-level home is directly behind the dormitory.

His performance behind the plate was adequate; he had the challenging task of catching starter Freddy Garcia, whose split-finger fastball has a tendency to hit the dirt.

2. OUTKAST: 'SPEAKERBOXXX/THE LOVE BELOW' -- (Arista) Lust rules all for Andre 3000 and Big Boi, whose split double album wraps ambition in irrepressible music.

She regularly turns up in trench coats, silk blouses, tailored blazers and scarves by brands like Georges Rech and Apostrophe, whose split-to-the-thigh, black chiffon silk dress (500 euros) she wore to Hollande's swearing in.

The opera is rife with evocations of and quotations from hotel-related films: "Grand Hotel," "Psycho," "Beware of a Holy Whore" and especially Andy Warhol's "Chelsea Girls," whose split-screen effect "No Hotel" emulates.

REUTERS Husbandnd and Wife Start a Hedge Fund in Britain  |  Alan Miller, the hedge fund manager whose split from his former wife was fodder for the tabloids, has started a new fund, SCM Private, with his new wife, Gina, The Telegraph reports.