splitting

IPA: spɫˈɪtɪŋ

Examples of "splitting" in Sentences

They are splitting the indivisible.
I will concede the splitting of the pages.
The splitting of the DC section is a bit of a headache.
The “majority of the majority” was not interested in splitting the difference.
But since splitting from the Liberal Party six years ago, his star has only risen.
` ` Talk about an unselfish play and a great play in splitting the defense like he did.
Instead he is taking the same approach as the Democrats in splitting people up into groups.
Not only have you succeeded in splitting the Democratic party but not you have seniors against youth.
There is no “justice” in splitting seats between Democrats and Republicans simply for the sake of split seats.
Water splitting is a complex chemical reaction that takes place in leaves, algae, phytoplankton, and other green organisms.
In 2008 (after splitting from a major label himself) Mr. Reznor released a new 10-track album for free online with the statement, "This one's on me."
And for those who haven't been following along, Heidi Klum already announced she's splitting from the lingerie brand and won't walk in this year's show.
One often hears the term splitting the baby used to describe the actions of a judge or arbitrator who has reconciled opposing positions by what is better described as splitting the difference.