Sentence examples for a fair slice of from inspiring English sources

Everybody wants a fair slice of the cake.

Mr. Klaus's rhetoric on other issues often engendered a fair slice of public support.

But the commercials say they're still being denied a fair slice of the pie.

Good casting and a fair slice of luck plays a part.

Traditional bakeries have not managed to get a fair slice of rising demand, however, according to NPD.

Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, Mars, DNA, and the Contortions were included on the album, a fair slice of the smartest and most aggressive bands of the time.

We will discover next week whether Jenkins's latest thinking on how to give shareholders a fairer slice of returns from investment banking is credible.

Keen not to depict themselves as a purely Tuareg movement, the rebels say they want a fairer slice of the country's wealth, especially from its gold, oil and uranium, all found in the north.

Conservative candidate Tony Hogg said he would prioritise working with the chief constable to increase efficiency and gain a "fairer slice of government funding to offset the savings".

Indeed a lot more countries and institutions need to mobilise financial resources, and the international climate financing architecture needs reform and adaptation to enable a flow of a fairer slice of climate finance.

The fragmentation of the market makes it attractive to newcomers, which reckon they stand a fair chance of grabbing a slice of it, as well as to larger incumbents, which are intent on getting more.