Sentences with phrase «own tiny slice»

Cyber Monday sales will top $ 2 billion this year, according to IBISWorld, but Canadian company are likely to take home a tiny slice of the Thanksgiving e-commerce pie.

Plans sold under Obamacare are individual health insurance plans, which is just a tiny slice of the overall insurance market.

A subset of affluent consumers is willing to pay higher prices for free - range beef, cage - free eggs, and other animal products marketed as sustainably produced and cruelty - free, but that's a tiny slice of the market.

But I would argue that even a tiny slice of the biggest opportunity in the history of capitalism is something worth grasping.

Instead of trying to open a monolithic application, you're just going to open a little tiny slice of the application you need to get your job done.

While only about 5 % of retail shareholders will vote, in a contest that tiny slice of the pie can swing the vote.

These outsiders have captured only a tiny slice of the market so far.

And rarely, if ever, should the goal be the fast kind of «hockey stick» growth that is associated with the tiny slice of startups who receive the majority of coverage by tech - focused digital media covering startups: the extraordinarily rare company that obtains backing from a venture fund.

Morality and our concept of what is good and what is evil has no influence on the progress of events in the Universe outside our tiny slice of time on this tiny little world.

-LCB- If strawberry halves do not sit level on the platter, cut a very tiny slice from the rounded side of the berry half to create a flat spot for it to sit upon. -RCB-

I served them with mashed beans and mashed avocado and tiny sliced tomatoes.

I made them with the pancetta (and I've never paid so much $ $ $ for such a tiny slice of meat before).

There I'd sit with a bowl full of tiny slices of french toast, imagining they were regular - sized and I was a giant conquering the Land of French Toast one crunchy spoonful at a time:-D Then, something terrible happened in 2006: they killed it.

The crust wasn't actually as thick as it seems in the photo — that's a really tiny slice of pie, since there wasn't much left the next day...

You can garnish with a tiny slice of Meyer lemon or a curly piece of the rind.

Every time I make a pie I take a tiny slice mostly because I love pie crust.

He still retains a tiny slice of the 17 per cent block of shares still owned by minority shareholders who are mainly Melbourne - based, but O'Hoy missed the cut and thrust of the fast - moving consumer goods industry even though he has a busy portfolio of other roles including as a director of the Melbourne Stars Big Bash cricket team.

A recent lunch I had included a leftover baked chicken thigh wrapped in bacon, plus red leaf lettuce with green olives, a teeny tiny sliced avocado (yes, they're really called teeny tiny avocados and I get them at Trader Joe's), Farmhouse Culture dill pickle kraut, and Primal Kitchen Foods ranch dressing.

I only had a tiny slice.

The presentation will blow everyone away however, for us it was SO rich and best served in tiny slices.

Pastels are prominent on Harbour Island, a tiny slice of land in the Bahamas.

Three Ws in a row to start the Season and the latest is definitely the sweetest of the bunch as they got a tiny slice of Redemption from last Summer's Championship Game against Team Wolf.

I can say from personal experience that putting cool compresses in my nursing bra was a tiny slice of heaven in an otherwise hellish experience.

At lunch time you can dip the pita into the hummus or spread it on the bread and sprinkle it with the veggies, cheese and olives and eat it like a tiny slice of pizza.

But, it also means that you'll finally get a teeny tiny slice of me time.

As a Whitehall - driven, spatially - blind «beauty contest», regional businesses and their partners have to go cap in hand to London to plead for tiny slices of the economic development pie.

Thanks to about a thousand hours of observation by the Hubble Space Telescope, scientists have compiled a dark matter map of a tiny slice of the sky, about two square degrees of the entire sky's 40,000 - square - degree span.

A tiny slice of those vehicles are electric or plug - in hybrid models.

When Rybczynski returned to the lab and sawed a tiny slice off the end of one shard, she caught the faintest unmistakable whiff of singed flesh.

In most cases, the displays seen by visitors make up a tiny slice of this treasure; museum curators estimate that more than 99 % is stored away from the public gaze.

In lieu of the traditional approach of having scientists monitor their own tiny slice of the world, using their own methods and instruments, NEON would standardize the process — and collect data on a massive, continental scale.

There are probably about 20,000 genes in there that encode proteins, but those make up a tiny slice of, all of our DNA.

And they tested the technology on a tiny slice of an adult mouse's neocortex, gaining new insights into the complex relationship between axons (nerve fibers) and dendrites (branches on neurons that act kind of like electric input sockets).

Sure, I can only eat a tiny slice because it's rather sweet, but that just means there's more to share.

I didn't have to look far for inspiration, the desert just outside the cabin is so beautiful with its soft sandy tones and then when Rupert and I took our trip to Amangiri, my mind was blown and I wanted a tiny slice of it in our space.

But really, who can eat only one tiny slice?

MY TINY SLICE OF MANHATTAN WAS SO CONGESTED WITH HOLIDAY SHOPPERS AND «WHITE HOUSE NORTH» SECURITY.

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It's particularly galling that Lucie Laurier only receives a tiny slice of screen time as Bouchard's wife, Suzie.

Yet, most moviegoers still don't bother to see them - and that's only a tiny slice of the numerous, high quality, and original films that are released each and every year.

The survey respondents, then, would be a tiny slice, 10 to 15 percent, of those eligible to respond.

But selective colleges aren't dealing with average students, only a tiny slice of the best and brightest.

Over 200 miles or so of taking on challenging and often foggy mountain passes, lollygagging through postcard picture mountain towns, blasting through tunnels, and rolling deep across rain - slicked motorways in Austria and a tiny slice of northern Italy, we felt totally in control of the Continental GT at all times.

«Unlike the debt ceiling standoff, with its competing claims of trillions in cuts, the FAA impasse involves only a tiny slice of the federal budget.

She tries to look through the crack in the door, sees a tiny slice of Al's blue shirt, a piece of his ear.

In previous tablet tales I've talked about how the people making non-iPads are locked in savage competition for a tiny slice of the Apple - dominated market.

But it's only take a tiny slice of data that's favorable to indie publishing (ebooks on Amazon, an ebook publisher that controls the way the data is scraped and is otherwise opaque).

The way I figure it, nearly every consumer who owes a tiny slice of these trillions would really, really like to extinguish their little part of this debt inferno.

Instead, I stick with a portfolio that I have a more intuitive grasp of: a tiny, tiny slice of the world economy, plus a smattering of bonds.

All you need is time & a superhero alter - ego; — RRB --RSB- Writing about investing is only ever going to attract a tiny slice of the web's readers.