Sentences with phrase «piece of pie compared»

But a big piece of a little pie is still a small piece of pie compared to a medium sized piece of a big pie.

Not exact matches

While Eckstein's company is still small (especially when compared to huge Star Wars licensees like Lego and Hasbro), she is hoping to get a piece of that growing pie.

Not that self control needs to be exercised as it's so healthy but I mean I ate three pieces compared to his one......... where's the sharing eh?!! Not to worry as I'll be making more of where this came from and might next time do an apple pie version, or pumpkin pie, or pineapple cake, chocolate brownie baked oatmeal..........................

Professional ballplayers make what they make not because they deserve it compared to other professions, but because the businesses of their profession generate extraordinary amounts of revenue, and they deserve a significant piece of that pie.

Assuming a broadly similar share in digital — the five probably garner a greater piece of the digital pie compared to other traditional publishers, but self - publishing makes up a decent percentage of e-books — that gives us 85.5 million e-books sold in Britain in 2015.

Additionally, the game's expression of effectiveness for each piece of equipment is lost in a pie graph, which doesn't illustrate how new items compare to your existing loadout.

This is partly because transportation is often not a very big piece of the pie — in the EU, transportation accounts for only 20 percent of GHG emissions, and in South Africa it is just 9 percent, compared to 45 percent in Washington and 36 percent in Oregon.