Sentence examples for a slice of the pie from inspiring English sources

That's only a slice of the pie.

Every TV viewer got a slice of the pie eventually.

"Our job is to grow the pie so everybody gets a slice of the pie".

GE, which is struggling financially, will hope Reservoir grabs it a slice of the pie.

In a few years, watches and bikes may be only a slice of the pie.

But this year, a movie grabbed a slice of the pie.

Dozens of smaller operations also vie for a slice of the pie.

Over the last 30 years, the gerontocracy turned to rent-seeking activities, preventing new generations from getting a slice of the pie.

At some point (sooner rather than later), the guy will want to know: "How much do I have to pay for a slice of the pie--and how big a slice can I get?" Placing a valuation on young companies is a tricky, subjective game, but it's one small-business owners have to know how to play, especially when investment capital remains stubbornly scarce.

At some point (sooner rather than later), the guy will want to know: "How much do I have to pay for a slice of the pie--and how big a slice can I get?" Quote too low a figure, and you'll give away the store; shoot too high, and the investor may blanch at your grasp of the underlying economics.

At some point (sooner rather than later), the guy will want to know: "How much do I have to pay for a slice of the pie and how big a slice can I get?" Placing a valuation on young companies is a tricky, subjective game, but it's one small-business owners have to know how to play, especially when investment capital remains stubbornly scarce.