Sentence examples for widely split from inspiring English sources

SDSS astronomers have found the most widely split examples of gravitational lensing.

"Today's media is becoming more and more widely split along liberal and conservative lines, and political rhetoric is growing increasingly devoid of clear and objective information.

The tasters were widely split on the Sebastiani.

The Republican Party is widely split on the advisability of passing any sort of immigration reform.

Opinion is widely split between those activists and scientists who see COP21 as a sham and others hailing it as the greatest victory for civilisation.

Likewise, Sca367B and Sca367C are split by Sca3327 in both RH maps, whereas they are adjacent in the chicken sequence, and Sca148 markers are widely split in the ComparativeRH map, while adjacent in the chicken.

The parsimony-splits method has not been used much in the literature, probably because the resulting set of splits is usually very similar to the one obtained by the more widely known split decomposition.

The disappointing losses continued through 1998 and early 1999, but they along with a widely publicized split with Shields in April 1999 failed to shake Agassi's focus on a comeback as he slowly worked his way back into a top 10 world ranking.

Widely extended split thickness skin grafts can adhere to the reconstructed organs without excessive tension.

That slump was due to a number of issues from changing management companies, equipment issues and of course, the widely publicized split from tennis great Caroline Wozniacki.

Rebels angered by Greece's international bailout walked out of the leftist Syriza party on Friday, formalising a widely-expected split after leader Alexis Tsipras resigned as prime minister to pave the way for early elections.