Sentence examples for will not split from inspiring English sources

His supporters are hoping that Sir Menzies will not split the Lib Dem vote.

He is adamant that the party will not split in the event of Corbyn's re-election.

That comes back to the culture of the team: if it is strong, you will not split".

But the seventh line ("Many a night from yonder ivied... ..) will not split up in this way.

The sharp, curved edge of a gouge cuts easily through the bundles of fibre and when used properly will not split the wood.

While many of those contacted stuck to a hopeful line that the party will not split, others acknowledged there is a real danger.

Part of the theory here is that a board will probably not split a stock if it devalues the image or perception of the stock.

[On convergence] we think Openreach will not be split from BT mainly because: (i) Ofcom is wary of a split causing BT's Pension Trustee to demand significant extra top-up payments; (ii) a split will seriously delay building Britain better fixed broadband infrastructure.

Still on the menu is the laughable announcement that "due to the integrity of the presentation, items will not be split in the kitchen".

The role of director general will not be split between two candidates as a job share, as has been speculated in the media, according to sources.

The general opinion seems to be that Microsoft will not be split up, but that feeling is by no means unanimous.