Sentences with phrase «piece of the pie which»

It seems like you're bringing together some pieces of the pie which would serve a higher service level — less time invested but more help getting to the date quicker — a» la matchmaker.

In order to do that, they are offered a piece of the pie which is also the product of the blockchain.

Not exact matches

The $ 1.1 billion investments mirrored similar moves by Ford, which came in with a about a $ 9,000 average piece of the pie for 56,000 hourly employees.

Also, FYI, I think the whoopie pie trend is fading and I have seen the pans on sale for as little as $ 5 (which doesn't help if you just don't have space for another piece of kitchen equipment, but still) happy baking!

Just one piece of advice: Make sure that what you buy is 100 % pumpkin — which is totally pure and unprocessed: Just mashed pumpkin — and not the infamous pumpkin pie filling - which is highly processed and full of bad - for - you stuff.

Historically, collective bargaining is one of the principal vehicles through which workers have got hold of a piece of the capitalist pie for themselves, so shouldn't there be a basic right to organize in the workplace?

Until now, it's been unclear which pieces of the Obama campaign tech pie would be heaped onto House and Senate campaign plates this year.

As for soy making up 12 percent of the Okinawan diet, Robbins pulled that figure from a pie chart in which the 12 percent piece represents flavonoid - rich foods, not soy alone.

Do brands really think that simply because a trend is exploding, every fashion loving boy & girl is going to bend over backwards just to get a piece of the pie, no matter which direction the item takes?

Online Dating Magazine (http://www.onlinedatingmagazine.com) attributes this to the fact that there are more than 90 million singles in the US, causing thousands of entrepreneurs to seek a piece of the online dating pie, which is worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

Who should get which piece of the pie, and how does the pie actually get divvied up?

The circle is then divided into a 12 piece pie, at the edge of each piece of pie is a month, which is within its appropriate season.

For about a dozen states, including Tennessee, those changes began with the administration's signature competitive grant, Race to the Top, which offered states a piece of a $ 4.35 billion pie in exchange for adopting a range of significant education policy changes.

British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover today announced a model offensive for India, which will see the brand launch at least 10 models in 2018 - 19 (April - March) with an aim to capture a larger piece of the luxury vehicle sales pie.

The writer gets a bigger percentage of the pie (which makes some sense, I suppose, as they did the writing of that particular piece).

It's not bad for Android either: Apple has a large piece of the mobile marketshare pie and supporting their platform means a dramatic increase in the number of potential customers (which also happens to be a population that tends to spend more money on electronics).

And of course now we live with the consequences, which is Amazon constantly, because it's wildly successful, wants to get a bigger and bigger and bigger piece of the pie.

No biggie for Huawei, though, which wants a piece of that iPad Pro pie, and has used Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2018 to launch not one but three new MediaPad M5 tablets (updating its M3 range from 2016), in 8.4 - inch, 10.8 - inch and stylus - equipped Pro edition (for the larger size only).

Another issue is that the Android tablet sector is fragmented and divided, with different companies all fighting one another over what is arguably a small piece of a very large pie - most of which belongs to Apple.

The average order on my website is $ 30 which gives me a much higher piece of the pie than ebook sales.

Starting today, Prime members will have unlimited access to Audible Channels, which was launched in July as an effort to get a piece of that podcasting pie (though Amazon never uses that word to describe it).

With its new Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0) tablet, which goes on sale on April 22 for $ 250, Samsung is obviously hoping to claim its piece of the budget - price pie.

Apple completely owns one and all non-Apple tablet vendors have to share space with each other which leaves a very small piece of the pie to fight over.

The biggest piece of the pie will be eaten up by interchange fees, which are collected mainly by credit card issuers.

If you managed to steer clear of energy, which has a 20 % piece of the overall index pie, your stock portfolio very likely outperformed.

For many years personal investment brokers were touting the benefits of mutual funds because they were a managed investment vehicle in which you literally owned a small piece of a pie along with other members in the fund and you didn't really need to know anything about market movement.

Other brokers with similar programs generally do not disclose the market rates to you, which allows them to pay you a small piece of the pie while holding on to most of the profits.

As peer - to - peer travel businesses become ever more mainstream and take a larger piece of the lodging pie, it would make sense for hotels to double down in opposition to home - rental services like Airbnb, which hoteliers insist depress their revenue.

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.

At the end of the hall are two video monitors stacked on top of each other — the top showing New York Groove (2004), a short video where Guzmán frolics down a New York street like a pied piper, attracting some people and amusing others, and the bottom showing Objeto de limpieza (1993), a short video which appears to be a send - up of classic slow - moving performance art pieces.

As to younger lawyers wanting a bigger piece of the pie, McEwen argues that today's firms are far better off than those of decades ago, which kept older lawyers on without any detriment to younger partners» earnings.

From Moyse's perspective, the snails pace at which the legal profession has been adapting to change is itself an opportunity; an opportunity for an emerging entrepreneurial minded population to significantly alter the provision of legal services while earning for themselves a piece of that 800 billion dollar pie.

Instead of fighting over a larger piece of an ever shrinking pie for which the math simply doesn't work, legal technology interoperability will make the pie bigger to the benefit of all in the legal service delivery industry.

What remains to be seen is when the growth starts trickling down to the other alt coins which haven't seen any piece of the pie so far.

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We might've referred to it as a cheap parlour trick, and not the kind of thing that would spawn a family of devices and then take over the entire industry with clones and duplicates, all of which are looking for just a small piece of the pie Amazon has carved for itself with its nascent voice platform.

No biggie for Huawei, though, which wants a piece of that iPad Pro pie, and has used Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2018 to launch not one but three new MediaPad M5 tablets (updating its M3 range from 2016), in 8.4 - inch, 10.8 - inch and stylus - equipped Pro edition (for the larger size only).

Which pieces of the pie need to be bigger than others?

Part of the problem is that the traditional divorce system treats the end of a marriage as a contest, in which the wife's lawyer and the husband's lawyer battle to obtain «the biggest piece of the pie,» for each client, too often ignoring the financial and emotional costs of «winning.»

Where a lawyer can help you fight for your fair share of the marital estate (think of this like a pie to be divided), a financial planner can advise you which pieces of property (slices of the pie) will be most beneficial for you to come away with, based on your short and long term goals.

But that's just a small piece of the shopping center pie, which has hundreds of smaller firms, says Bear Stearns REIT analyst Ross Smotrich.

I share this information because, as individuals, we don't always know which innovations will change the way we do business, which will drive growth in our industry, which will fulfill a true need — and which are just out to grab a piece of the real estate industry pie.

«Commercial and multifamily lenders anticipate a market in which lending continues to grow and their firm gets a bigger piece of the pie,» says Jamie Woodwell, MBA's Vice President for Commercial Real Estate Research.