Sentences with phrase «took pieces of pie»

I don't necessarily see them taking pieces of the pie away from Facebook or YouTube, but I do think it makes it a harder story for Twitter to tell about video.»

In exchange for them working with your company, they will take a piece of the pie.

So why have another middle man take a piece of your pie, when they're not offering anything you can't get by having professionals assist you craft your book product and self publish properly?

Just because they are also taking a piece of the pie has nothing to do with it.

While Silicon Valley is still the global startup capital, other cities and countries around the world are starting to take a piece of the pie.

You will still pay a small investor's fee to the crowdfunding platform but management fees are often lower because there are fewer people taking a piece of the pie.

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But Uncle Sam still gets his piece of the pie — and that happens when you begin taking money out, usually in retirement or at least at age 59 1/2 to avoid early withdrawal penalties.

Schylling: We initially contacted Warner Brothers with a larger product selection and quickly realized that, given the amount of interest in this property, we were going to have to pare it back and take just a small piece of the pie.

Startups that run out of resources also usually do so because the founders don't want to give up a piece of the pie, the budgets were not planned properly, the burn rate was too high, or it just took longer to raise the first round than initially expected.

As blockchain technology takes the 21st century by storm, everybody is trying to claim a piece of the money pie.

The cryptocurrency has taken a bigger piece of the pie in recent weeks as investors cut speculative bets on altcoins.

One of my favorite sweet treats that my mama use to make, and one I still love today is taking a piece of apple pie, topping it with a big slice of cheddar cheese and putting it under the broiler until the cheese melted all over the pie.

Well considering my Mum almost fell off her chair when she started on her 1st piece of pie (she ended up having 3 and she usually doesn't eat desserts)- I took it as good indication that I had...

In one episode of Sesame Street, Ernie takes a bigger piece of pie for himself and gives a smaller piece to Bert.

I mean, if I had two pieces of pie, I'd offer you the big piece and take the small one for myself.»

I usually do so good too, and then like you said «But there are those days, when your cravings take over and all you want is piece of bread, or a cookie, or a pie, or a soft tortilla, or a soft & chewy sandwich wrap...» and I make a mistake... then I'm itchy all over.

Taking a bite into a piece of the loaf, my taste buds were immediately overwhelmed with a warm nutty flavor from the almond butter and a taste of apple pie from the apples and spices.

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?

Known for their gigantic pieces of homemade pies and cakes -LCB- as well as their extra colorful and crazy eclectic decor -RCB- I always make sure to swing by The Bubble Room any chance I get to take a slice of cake back to the cabin.

Jo, you have so many perfect fall flavors in this recipe, God, I would take these bars anytime over a piece of regular apple pie.

It looks like Sean Penn wants a piece of the Taken pie.

Monster Hunter fans were pleased with the release of Generations, and Final Fantasy Explorers also tried to take a piece of the Monster Hunter pie.

As we mentioned in our last week's Face - off Friday, the compact crossover segment keeps heating up with new additions every year and luxury automakers seem to be taking advantage in hopes to grab a piece of the pie.

Sedans aren't the darlings of the market these days with SUVs and crossovers taking an ever increasing piece of the pie.

With the Beijing Auto Show just around the corner, Czech car maker Skoda revealed their plans to take a bigger piece of the huge pie that is the Chinese car market for themselves.

When you take a look at the fan bases and platforms of the uber - successful authors out there, it might feel like you'll never get a piece of the pie.

Listening to myopic pundits predicting the death of libraries because ebooks are becoming a larger piece of the publishing pie is sillier than accepting a cable news pundits» take on the latest political dustup.

In trying to stop Oyster and Scribd from getting a piece of the pie, they took everything away from their own authors, the same authors who have been singing their praise all this time.

Publishing Scam Artists: Spotting the Sharks Rather than carefully selecting and investing in books in exchange for a percentage of profits as do traditional publishers, or offering self - publishing services such as editing or design for a fee and letting authors keep their royalties, vanity presses take a cut from both pieces of the pie.

There's been a void in the market, and the larger publishers have been unwilling to put bestselling digital titles by Indie authors into print without taking a piece of the digital pie.

They will charge you a substantial sum of money up front to publish your book and take a piece of your hard earned pie.

Obviously the big difference is that Google is portraying itself as wanting to just take a small piece of the pie and leave a lot for publishers and retailers.

It would appear that a handful of tablet manufacturers want to take a piece of Apple's marketshare pie by tempting consumers with low - priced slabs.

Any partner who takes a piece of the sales pie will, by mathematical definition, diminish the author's take.

So each professional writer has this Magic Bakery, making magic pies that can be cut into as many pieces as we want and many of the pieces can return as if never taken, even after being sold (licensed) off.

And going forward, with the increased federal regulations and tougher lending rules, we may actually see brokers take a bigger piece of this pie.

For example, take a look at the «payment history» piece of the pie.

I can take a bigger piece of the office pie, but the pie is much much smaller now.

What I also don't like is the creeping take - under effect as management «earns» a larger and larger piece of the pie, a pie that is undervalued in the market.

Or bring your own commercial rental insurance and take a bigger piece of the pie.

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.

VITAL takes everyone's score at the end of each month, adds them up and then pays out each member their piece of the total pie.

While this article expresses its doubts (poorly I might add) the huge tech companies have no such reservations and are falling over themselves to take a piece of the VR pie.

The issue is, we've seen companies like EA and Activision introduce anti-consumer measures into their games before, what is to stop them from taking a piece of the ever growing pie of Youtube gaming.

Last gen, Nintendo really took everyone by surprise with the Nintendo Wii and its motion controls; so much so that other imitators quickly scrambled to desperate try and get a piece of that pie that resulted in massive profits for the legendary gaming company.

Everyone from researchers and scientists to installers and technicians are able to take a piece of the cleantech pie.

It is commendable that China is taking such an active role in trying to secure adequate financing to assist small island states in adapting to the consequences of climate change, outspokenly foregoing their piece of the pie in favor of small island states.

Safety and convenience are among the top reasons women don't take a larger piece of the bicycling pie.

This correlation might lead some to assume that law firms with a higher percentage of non-equity partners will have larger PPP's, because there are fewer partners taking a piece of the profit pie.

Josie Beets: Mobility is definitely the biggest piece of the pie because... The way I explain it to lawyers is imagine if you had to take the bar exam every two years just so that you could live with your family.