Sentence examples for appropriate chunk from inspiring English sources

But the best estimate is that there are hundreds of thousands of chunks in English; learning enough of these to have an appropriate chunk to hand in a given situation is not a quick or trivial job.

The council gets an appropriate chunk of equity in the new home, which it can later sell back to the occupant or cash in if the property is sold.

Choosing an appropriate chunk size can control the speed of the entire search phase.

Perhaps it's faith in the notion that if you appropriate chunks of a cinematic classic — in this case "The Wizard of Oz" — your tale will be elevated to classic status too.

It's a good programming practice to check if malloc succeeded in allocating the appropriate memory chunk by checking if the returned pointer is not equal to NULL or 0. If you have a structure that you have allocated using malloc, which returns a pointer to the structure, references to members of the allocated structure are made using the -> operator.

The result was an acrimonious split, al-Baghdadi sending forces to take over substantial portions of eastern Syria, while appropriating large chunks of a resurgent Iraqi Sunni insurgency against a Shia chauvinist government in Baghdad.

Chop your fruits and vegetables into the appropriate-sized chunks, depending on how you will be juicing.

The United States appropriated a huge chunk of the country in 1848.

The case has shed light on Russia in the lawless mid-nineties, when a handful of quick-thinking, fast-moving men appropriated a vast chunk of their country's natural wealth at knockdown prices, as the communist state apparatus crumbled.

Suppose that Congress appropriated a modest chunk of money to have independent economists put together teams to construct alternative plans.

All this is urgent in Brown's view because he's asking the Legislature, by June, to appropriate the initial big chunk of bond funds, $2.7 billion, to start the valley track-laying.