evenly divided

The parties were evenly divided four years ago among white women, but on Tuesday a decisive majority of that group went for the GOP.

If asked to choose between the death penalty and a life sentence with no chance of parole, however, they are evenly divided.

As befits Ohio's status as a swing state, Ralphie's clientele seemed evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans.

The initiative may fail: polls show opinion evenly divided, and it would also have to survive scrutiny by federal authorities.

The president's main problem will be in the Senate, which is evenly divided between government supporters and opponents.

The second target group is suburban women, who are more evenly divided between the two candidates.

In 1988, I traveled to thirteen states and the District of Columbia to speak on topics about evenly divided between politics and policy.

The data were randomly and evenly divided into the training subsample and the test subsample.

Bring your shoulders back and down, arch your back slightly and make sure your weight is evenly divided on both feet.

Ourown YouGov poll, however, shows opinion more evenly divided, even though people are nervous about the cost implications (see chart).

Another stock donation of more than 1 million shares will be evenly divided among three charities run by Buffett's children.

On average, among all countries, views are evenly divided with 40 percent seeing the US role as positive and 41 percent as negative.

Five years ago America was evenly divided by party identification: 43% for each party.

Right now, the world is evenly divided between those under 28 and those over 28.

Define a set of numbers that cannot be evenly divided by

The difference with syncopated music is that the accented beats are not evenly divided;