Sentence examples for a fair cut of from inspiring English sources

They aren't bargaining against capitalists for a fair cut of the cooperative surplus.

While the government controls just two ports, federalists in the east have seized the country's main oil terminals, arguing that they don't get a fair cut of the revenue, and calling for autonomy.

Just in case you haven't been following it closely — shocking, that — the writers announced a strike to begin today over the producers' unwillingness to give them what they figure is a fair cut of the so-called new-media revenue and to revisit the issue of compensation for DVDs.

The real question is not how to achieve some kind of "fair" cut out of defense.

And far from getting a "fair" share of cuts, Manchester – one of the most deprived council areas in the country – received one of the five worst grant settlements, with £30m being taken from us and given to more affluent areas.

And over the past five years it has steadily sold off state assets, let some dud banks die or be bought out, cut a fair bit of red tape, loosened the labour market a little, and begun to alter the pensions system.

He also can present himself as a deficit-cutting president, even though a fair share of the $2.4 trillion in cuts is unpopular with his core followers.

"The tougher cuts need a fair amount of consumer education," he said.

I also did Oxycontin, MDMA, magic mushrooms, and considering what dealers are known to cut drugs with probably a fair bit of battery acid too.

While most needed a fair share of sweat equity, they all cut the grass.

Most of us are well aware that meat packs a lot of protein and, depending on the animal, cut and preparation method, a fair amount of fat, too.