Sentence examples for splits from high-quality English sources.

• Splits?

• The issue of abortion largely splits the candidates along party lines.

• There were two more 2 for 1 stock splits shortly after in 1977 and 1973.

• ‘We need someone who can do the splits,’ ‘Yeah, I can do the splits.’

• The new revenue-sharing model splits revenues between the landlord and Zeus.

• It’s compact, minimizes county or municipal splits and preserves communities of interest.

• At its mouth the Zambezi splits into a wide, flat, and marshy delta obstructed by sandbars.

• Starbucks stock price began trading at $17 (adjusted for subsequent stock splits), raising $28 million.

Use splits in a sentence.

• I’ve downloaded an app called Splits in 30 Days which is (no duh) promising to get me splitting in 30 days.

• On Monday, shares of Tesla rose 12.57 percent and Apple rose 3.39 percent as their stock splits took effect.

• In 2012, Yves developed a speaker identification system for the archive, which automatically splits programmes up by voice.

• (2) Ecdysis, or the actual shedding of the old exoskeleton, takes place when the old exoskeleton splits along preformed lines.

• At the end of the fiscal year, Brick House plans to distribute equally any excess cash it has accumulated through these revenue splits.

• Thanks to stock splits, a single share of IBM stock purchased in 1924 would now have multiplied to over 3,000 today and thousands of dollars in dividends.

• While there have been partisan splits over how to address unauthorized immigration and overhaul the country’s immigration system, historically there has been a bipartisan embrace of naturalization.

• The fact that the keyboard itself splits between the F4 and F5 keys so it can be folded not only splits the spacebar, but also takes real estate away from the T and V keys, making them smaller.

splits sentence examples

• It splits from apex to base into separate segments known as valves, as in the iris, or forms pores at the top (poppy), or splits around the circumference, with the top falling off (pigweed and plantain).

• Confidential cabinet papers reveal serious splits at the heart of Government over Brexit, as Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt was photographed entering No 10 Downing Street for this morning’s cabinet meeting holding notes including the phrase: “Hard Brexit means people fleeing UK.”

• Since Trump, however, the splits between the parties have grown ever larger, with the Republicans arguing for policies that would increase inequality and slow growth, as they increase the profits and power of corporations and further eviscerate that of workers and ordinary consumers.

• Flexible cables (guys) or rigid braces are used to support recently transplanted trees until the roots become established, or to lessen the danger that a tree with a weakened root system will be blown over by the wind; bracing is also used to support unduly long or heavy branches, to prevent splits developing at branch forks, or to permit healing of splits already developed.