Sentences with phrase «slice of pie»

I love it, but as I've said before, it's a slice of the pie.

I was wondering where you get the pie choches (sp) like the slice of pie on the dish i think it is cherry with ice cream?

The blogging world is such a funny place, it makes us feel as if we know each other when we really only see a small slice of the pie.

I can't wait to see more of everything, but it's the emphasis on using your creativeness with things vintage and new to make a cozy home that keeps me coming back for another slice of pie!

Constructed in 1925, this 860 - square - foot home in Seattle, Wash., is shaped like a slice of pie.

But will you get your slice of that pie?

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.

The opportunity is just too big to not see innovative new players enter to take a slice of the pie.

Simon Payn, president of the real estate newsletter provider Ready to Go Newsletters, says, «It would be nice to be the best sales rep in the world but with hundreds of thousands of real estate agents competing for a smaller slice of the pie, it's not possible to simply be «the best agent.»

While the health of the luxury market is apparent, capturing your slice of the pie requires panache, with your credibility bubbling to the forefront of your efforts.

You absolutely should not be concerned about how big a slice of pie the client of a cooperating brokerage, or the client of a cooperating sales person within your brokerage, receives.

Property taxes in New Jersey go entirely to local governments; the state does not get a slice of the pie.

Lizzy believes that behind every bowl of soup, cookie crumb, slice of pie, ice cream sundae, and behind every cup of cake there is a story.

Yes, you need to find the other person attractive, look up to them, and feel a strong sense of familiarity, but those are but a small slice of the pie that constitutes a healthy and lasting relationship.

Yes, you need to find the other person attractive, look up to them and feel a strong sense of familiarity with, but those are but one small slice of the pie that constitutes a healthy and long relationship.

The large number of jobs available in Arizona provides you with a greater chance to obtain a slice of the pie by increasing your chances for employment.

Lizzy believes that behind every bowl of soup, cookie crumb, slice of pie, ice cream sundae, and behind every cup of cake there is a story.

Huawei wants its slice of the pie, with the MediaPad X1 7.0 looking like a healthy competitor for the much - lauded Nexus 7 (2013).

Because the blockchain platforms allow direct communication and interaction between buyer and seller, there is no middleman to take a slice of the pie.

But no one can stop a tech titan like Google from trying to capture a juicy slice of this pie either.

The entry - level smartphone market is so big these days that basically every company out there wants a slice of the pie.

Competitors are looking to take a slice of the pie Twitch is enjoying, however, launching their own streaming services, like YouTube Gaming, for a cut.

Sales are expected to top $ 12 billion by the end of 2015, with hundreds of global manufacturers competing for a slice of that pie, according to DreamChrono blog.

Enterprising firms wanting a slice of the pie now face an uphill challenge, that of carving their own niche: this is exactly what Lenovo is attempting to achieve with the Tab 4 8 Plus.

Considering how well the TAG Heuer Connected is reported to be doing, it is not surprising to see other brands within the parent company wanting a slice of the pie.

Look at that little slice of pie for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).

But specs are only one slice of the pie, as it often comes down to how each phone handles post processing.

And we should mention that the Microsoft Band finished fourth with a 12.73 % slice of the pie.

Just under a third of the cases were filed by plaintiffs filing 10 - 19 cases (shown in the bottom most slice of the pie chart).

Thanks to this reputation system, it doesn't matter if you get a responsive answer from a person that uses his IRL name, or from a user with a mysterious pseudonym that has the picture of a slice of pie as an avatar... if this user was «upvoted» thousands of times in forums related to the field of computer programming you are most interested in.

As evidence of this emerging trend, Moyse describes a number of legal start - ups that have begun to take up their slice of the pie.

Law firms are fighting for a shrinking slice of the pie in an increasingly commoditised marketplace.

Though $ 3000 obviously isn't enough for the farmers to live on, one can't help but think that the lease payments are just a slice of the pie that the wind farm is offering this economically hungry region.

I had reached the view that the realists» story was in fact a fantasy, and it seemed to me that by signing I would be downplaying the science (and the Authority's own earlier work) in exchange for a big slice of pie in the sky.

Moreover, even if a given policy will ultimately benefit Americans, voters may distrust it and demand measures that more explicitly assure them a big slice of the pie.

Apple may want a slice of that pie... eventually.

Many in the art world, artists and curators chief among them, profess to operate independent of the market, but that doesn't mean they wouldn't like a slice of the pie Read more

Crispy apples, crunchy leaves, and hot cider may ring in autumn for some people, but for us Gowanus Open Studios weekend, Oct. 21 - 22, is always the precursor for an excellent fall season, especially when paired with a slice of pie from Four & Twenty Blackbirds after all is said and done.

There was David Zwirner, looking over his broad slice of the pie, where he situated digital photo collages by the latest addition to his roster, Jordan Wolfson, next to longtime digital photo star Thomas Ruff.

Unfortunately, art fairs have also taken a larger slice of the pie.

Seeing that they are paired with pie charts displaying government censuses on the happiness of the Taiwanese people (a startlingly small slice of the pie represents «happy» people), the decision to include the more nebulous and conceptual words in the exhibition title, such as «Dissatisfaction,» «Agitation,» «Survival» and «Unequal,» becomes clear.

At an extraordinary historical moment, Wayne Thiebaud proposed a radical new take on painting, and he did so with a slice of pie.

We've all been humbled by a giant slice of pie before (especially during the holiday season), but usually not like this.

None of that stopped Nintendo from deciding they wanted a slice of that pie, and then deciding very quickly that they really want to think about this a little bit more.

He reassured me that what I was seeing was only a small slice of the pie and that it did not represent the entire experience.

However, such a strategy is only sustainable if developers are able to consistently appeal to a particular specialist sector of the games market, and that is assuming gamers» tastes do not change over time and that other developers do not compete for a slice of the pie.

In our current gaming climate, the market is saturated with MOBAs (Multiplayer Online Battle Arenas), with each vying to get their own slice of the pie.

I understand why publishers and developers want a slice of this pie — but forcing that onto digital buys is just wrong.

Free to Play games are starting to gain traction on consoles but ultimately they're still a very small slice of the pie.

Nintendo saw the profits / popularity of remastered games from its competitors and wants a slice of the pie.