Sentence examples for an even bigger chunk from inspiring English sources
Other retailers would do well to follow Stop & Shop's example—or watch as shrink takes an even bigger chunk out of their profits.
Then the play makes it to New York Institutional Rep and they want an even bigger chunk" — usually between 10 and 40percentt.
Using data from Warner Bros. and Grand Central Publishing, Elberse shows that the most expensive titles — the potential blockbusters — generally consume a big chunk of a corporation's budget, while generating an even bigger chunk of its revenues.
"The con is that low-income or elderly New Yorkers who might not have credit cards or a comfort level with E-ZPass would see an even bigger chunk of their income going to already pricey tolls".
In past years, this was an even bigger chunk of various farm bills, which often provided "direct payments" to farmers regardless of how much they actually planted or how much they would sell their crops for.
A more precarious path is facing Alexi Giannoulias, the Illinois Democratic Senatorial candidate who is losing a good chunk of the progressive vote and an even bigger chunk of African-American votors to Green Party candidate LeAlan Jones.
Google offering to take even bigger chunks of these legacy collections to the cloud is even more likely to help bring customers unwilling to give up their previous musical life altogether into their camp for the next stage of musical evolution.
It has everything we've come to love about the show: enraged spouses, a hint of incest, an unapologetic stripper, fisticuffs, and even a big chunk of weave getting ripped out of someone's head.
American consumers are unusually willing to try new products of all kinds; even it means learning new skills and taking a bigger chunk out of their savings.
