Sentence examples for and a smaller slice from inspiring English sources

But the Treasury is now working on fresh options following a big capital injection from the government which could leave the taxpayer with a majority stake in HBOS and a smaller slice of Lloyds TSB.

The lion's share of the action went to CBS Sports Linecom and a smaller slice to Time Warner's America Online.com

Missionary service, while voluntary, is common among the majority of Mormon men and a smaller slice of Mormon women.

Internet users are spending a greater portion of their time on social networks like Facebook and a smaller slice of their day on search engines and email, Google's bread and butter.

However, both coronal and axial scans were performed and a smaller slice thickness, 1.2 mm, was used for axial MR scanning.

It's entirely possible for the pie to get bigger and some people to get a smaller slice".

And then Centr Cam takes a smaller slice still — offering a 56-degree vertical field of view vs 150 degrees on Giroptic — so it's capturing a lot less.

"Middle- and lower-income families are getting a smaller slice of a smaller economic pie as labor markets have changed drastically during our recovery".

"The real challenge is that no matter how big or sophisticated any one content source is, whether it's higher education and formal training, that's increasingly a smaller slice of the pie," Chris McCarthy, who was named CEO of the company today, said.

His district comprises parts of the northeast Bronx and a small slice of Westchester County.

The nonfish pasta e fagioli was a velvety, flavorful puree of cranberry beans with fresh fettuccine and a small slice of musetto (cotechino) sausage.