Examples of 'may split' in a sentence
Meaning of "may split"
to possibly separate or divide into parts or components; can be used to describe a potential division or breakup of something
How to use "may split" in a sentence
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They may split the loot amongst buyers.
The cap margins may split with age.
It may split this family apart.
If troops become too large they may split.
The voter may split his or her ticket.
Wood will dry out when used in the microwave oven and may split or crack.
The player may split only once per hand.
A pair which has repeatedly failed in breeding attempts may split and look for new mates.
An inlet may split to feed more than one condenser.
The cartilage continues to grow and may split or become necrotic.
The player may split once for a total of two hands.
When a dance circle is too big it may split into smaller circles.
You may split the amount between the payers if you choose.
Your organization may split the day into shifts.
They may split into splinter groups to forage for food and to sleep.
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You and your divorcing spouse may split the cost of the mediator.
Members may split earnings and losses in whatever way they desire.
Scotland is seeking independence while Belgium may split into two.
The nucleus may split and form new atoms.
There are lots of reasons why parents may split up….
Be aware that the stud may split as a result of such manipulations.
It may split the order into smaller pieces and execute at different times.
Occasionally the gel may split when the top film is lifted.
We may split the shipment into two separate deliveries for efficient shipping.
Clarification that NSOs may split their votes ;.
This scission may split dimer residues and recombine single residues.
As a result, tobacco rods may split open and break.
You may split one cup of yogurt and eat it throughout the day.
Big, successful companies may split their stocks several times.
We may split battle elites into two groups,.
The species is monogamous, but pairs may split if breeding is unsuccessful.
The Naskapis may split their share with the Innu community of Matimekosh.
If a player has two of the same cards, they may split.
Each of the tiles may split a spatial domain into subdomains.
If this oxygen is not released, the flexible sachet may split.
The commissioners may split into two teams for these visits.
In the wider regions of the fortress, the path may split.
These functions may split any surrogate pairs and lead to unexpected results.
If that card happens to be an ace again, the player may split again.
Marital partners may split joint property by mutual consent during or after the marriage.
Only if trained or advised by your doctor or nurse, you may split your dose.
The force thus generated may split the skin and shatter or tear underlying structures.
The fungal growth can also occur on the berries, which may split.
How a trade row may split the fortunes of two US farm companies.
After the last increase the party split, this one may split too.
There is a view that Indonesia may split up into different territories along different ethnic groupings.
If a sharp blow is applied at the correct angle, the stone may split cleanly apart.
The Patrol Leader may split the money up among his Patrol as he thinks fit.
The elastic, delicate radular membrane may be a single tongue, or may split into two bipartite.
The Spanish may split over Catalonia.
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