Modified sentence_tokenize to handle tokeniztion of sentence which ends with numerics. #72
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Previously the sentence was not able to tokenize the sentence, if the sentence ends with numeric character which i guess was a logic issue for checking and not splitting for decimal number.
I have changed logic a bit, specifically for not tokenizing in that condition.
So for the sentence - "India was declared a nation with its own constitution on 26 January 1950, while India gained independence on 14 August 1947. About 3 years went through the formation of the nation and the complete departure of the British." it's working fine also tested a few edge cases too.