Sentence examples for annual slice from inspiring English sources
Unlike Edinburgh, this Fringe isn't yet swarming with the industry's biggest names all looking to secure their annual slice of the pie.
It is understood; we must put down our slice of pumpkin pie in order to pick up our annual slice of Americana.
About £11bn is invested in annuities every year, and just an annual slice, multiplied by the mortgage borrowing on buy-to-let properties, could make a difference to house prices.
The annual slice of Ireland was good, but there weren't even dogs and burgers for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a slight grumbled about annually by the mostly minority prisoner population.
THE market for fine-art photography, an estimated annual $200 million slice of the art business, is bedeviled by a curious paradox.
A decline to $10 a barrel from the recent $22 would slice annual revenues from $66 billion to $30 billion, well shy of the estimated $57 billion 2001 budget.
At least $8 billion of annual structural costs sliced from the company's bleeding North American operations.
Constellation's trading business, meanwhile, has flourished, and now accounts for about two-thirds of the firm's $9.7 billion of annual sales, a similar slice of its $470m annual profits, and almost all of its growth.
Some might say that Stratford-upon-Avon has quite enough history but this annual event drops an unruly slice of the past in the town.
The problem is that the UK TV advertising market – from which, according to S&P, ITV derives about 70% of its annual revenues and the largest slice of its profit – is continuing to deteriorate.
As well as hosting over 150 sessions where academic economists present and discuss their latest research, the AEA meetings are also an enormous annual job fair.Even this specialised slice of the labour market is feeling the effects of the downturn.
