Sentences with phrase «large slice of»

Singles represent a large slice of new demand, said Doug Bibby, president of the National Multi Housing Council, which represents owners and developers.

Top each serving dish with a large slice of cheddar cheese.

I left at the end of a seven ‑ year stint, realizing that no matter what type of progressive commission split I put in place, there were still salespeople who thought the office took too large a slice of the pie.

Then, select one of the delicious entrees like the Pan-Roasted Wild - caught Scottish salmon or Filet Mignon, and top the evening off with a large slice of Vanilla Bourbon Cheesecake.

You spend a large slice of your life working and deserve to enjoy it and be happy.

But an increasingly large slice of Fitbit is Fitbit Health Solutions, the company's employee wellness business.

Is it any wonder, then, that the Big Four are already taking an increasingly large slice of the legal pie?

Overall, the livestock supply chain emits 44 percent of the globe's human caused methane, according to the U.N.'s Food and Agriculture Organization — and a large slice of that comes from cattle's methane burps.

In a secret document seen by the Guardian, a large slice of billions of euros of funds that are supposed to be devoted to research and development into renewables such as solar and wave power are likely to be diverted instead to subsidizing the development of the well - established fossil fuel.»

With over half of the world living in urban environments, that's a large slice of humanity that is being exposed to the dangers from global warming.

A Drexel University study finds that a large slice of donations to organizations that deny global warming are funneled through third - party pass - through organizations that conceal the original funder

However, the fate of U.S. oil, and ultimately a large slice of total additional output for the entire world, is all predicated... Continue reading The Future Of U.S. Oil Relies On A Single Play

«The emissions associated with powering and heating our buildings comprises a large slice of MEC's overall footprint — a slice that is now smaller as we extend our renewable energy partnership with Bullfrog Power to cover all our facilities.»

One doubts that this can be true, but if it is, it would mean that the Turner Prize - and perhaps a large slice of the contemporary art market - is being manipulated for financial gain.

There's also a land - grab element to all this — people wring the hands over declining costs - per - click, but that's only natural (& obviously more than offset by clicks paid growth)-- increasing the digital advertising pie & grabbing as large a slice of the pie as possible is what matters now.

That helps explain the sectors stellar performance and why it has grown to become a large slice of many of the benchmark indexes.

If, by chance, you are served an unusually large slice of pizza, compared with what others appear to be getting,...

While e-book readers will no doubt fill a large slice of Santa's sleigh again this year, 2010 has been the year of the tablet, largely due to the success of Apple's iPad.

There's a large slice of our culture that inherently distrusts anything Christian; unfortunately, these kinds of snake - oil jobs don't help the Christian publishing reputation any.

Many agents claim the 25 % figure, created before e-books became such a large slice of the market, is essentially an arbitrary one.

Their interests often converge because in big cities today minorities form an large slice of public employees.

International Schools The future direction of the Chinese economy and its stock market will be crucial in estimating the future demand for teachers to work in international schools, since China, along with the other tiger economies of Asia and the traditional market in the Gulf, represents a large slice of the international schools market.

The Guest is an unusual mix of thriller and comedy, served with a large slice of 1980s nostalgia.

The preferential ballot, in a competitive year with more more than two rivals vying for the prize, means you will have three or more films that collect a large slice of the vote in the first round of counting.

If you eat a burger, wrap it in a large slice of romaine lettuce, or opt for low - carb buns and bread.

Add an egg to your soup while it cooks or add a large slice of egg in a salad and it adds 6 g of protein or 72 calories.

And a large slice of pepperoni pizza contains 311 calories, 14 grams of fat, and 700 milligrams of sodium.

It's far better to have a large slice of cake, even if it's far more than you planned, than to eat the entire thing later.

One answer seemed to be that far too large a slice of the money available for health care was being poured into the insatiable stomachs of the hospital whiz kids so that they were able to enjoy the support, environment and equipment needed for doing a good and satisfying job.

But new research by the British Antarctic Survey suggests that the waters surrounding the tiny island are home to a disproportionately large slice of marine life.

With Russia's hunger for hard currency, Western launch companies feared that Russia might take a large slice of the market for space launches, using boosters built during the Cold War.

A Drexel University study finds that a large slice of donations to organizations that deny global warming are funneled through third - party pass - through organizations that conceal the original funder

Edwin Thompson holds a large slice of enstatite chondrite meteorite that fell in Alberta, Canada, in 1952.

During his tenure at different offices, Rosa said he noticed disparities between the Councilmember's district, which was mostly west of Broadway, and the 72nd Assembly District, which encompasses Marble Hill, Inwood and a large slice of Washington Heights, mostly east of Broadway.

Under this fourth consequence of the possible electoral arithmetic, policy for non-Scottish areas of the country would be partially formed by a party that has never received a single vote in those areas, is completely unaccountable to the electorate and has an electoral incentive in ensuring that another part of the country, Scotland, gets as large a slice of the national budget as possible.

«We'll need renewables, new nuclear, fossil fuels with CCS, and the cables to hook them all up to the grid as a large slice of our current generating capacity shuts down.»

But Sergi Roberto was sent off for preventing Iago Aspas sprinting clear and in the 82nd minute the former Liverpool striker made it 2 - 2, albeit with a large slice of luck given the ball brushed his hand on its way into the net.

And the defender claims his own form is being lent a further boost by the training ground counsel of Allardyce and his experienced backroom staff, among them first - team coach Craig Shakespeare, who previously worked with Keane when the ex-Manchester United player spent a large slice of the 2012/13 campaign on loan with Leicester City.

Hopefully the Gunners haven't used up a large slice of this season's luck in one incident, but I don't think we could have had many complaints had the referee disallowed the goal.

And both of our German stars have been fairly honest in their assessment of the game, admitting that the performance was not really good enough and that we only got the win with a large slice of luck.

For a complete meal for others, serve alongside a large slice of Celeriac, Leek, and Sundried Tomato Frittata.

Note: you can also use a large slice of jicama as a tortilla as well!

Before you take the burgers off the barbeque top each one with a large slice of fresh mozzarella, let it melt for a few minutes.

I wish I was eating a large slice of this right now!!!

Meanwhile, the largest slice of the pie, $ 42.0 million (35.7 %), goes to pay the coaches and staff members.

But the largest slice of revenue that Apple pulls in from online services stems from the cut it takes when people pay for apps on its App Store platform.

Hey, look on the bright side, Enbridge: you can't get shaken down for a larger slice of a $ 0 pie.

Surprisingly, it is the independent pizza restaurants that collectively account for the largest slice of the sales pie controlling about 40 % of the market.

It may simply mean that in that denomination evangelism is a separate function — and therefore needs to develop a holism of its own — or that the materials sent me represent a larger slice of that denomination's life than what others would call «evangelism pure and simple.»

The unaffiliated The largest slice of President Barack Obama's religious coalition - at 23 percent - is not very religious.