Sentence examples for better chunk of from inspiring English sources

Various governments spent the better chunk of four decades deciding whether or not to build a third London airport before finally settling on Stansted in 1984.

Semantic similarity ensures better chunking of meaningful text groups as compared to the plain clustering of text documents (Case 2).

Use lamb shoulder when possible; it's fattier and grills better than chunks of leg.

And, of course, if you complete a software development course at a place like Fullstack, you'd better devote a chunk of the "Skills" section to what you know how to use/operate/fix/build/design/create on the web.

It has reached almost $40 billion in the first two months of this year, three times as high as it was a year ago.China's government, one of America's best creditors, has announced it is seeking a better return on a chunk of its foreign-exchange reserves.

It's such a sense of how you get better by playing a chunk of shows.

In such cases, these directors would do better to spend some chunk of the budget giving away copies of the beloved book, and then make a movie on a more ordinary subject that they can sink their teeth into uninhibitedly — or, for that matter, make a movie about people like themselves, whose love for a masterful book plays a big role in their lives.

In terms of visuals, Tanner stated that the graphics are "better than a big chunk of PS2 games" and that it is the "best-looking game on the PSP thus far".

"It gets better!" he said, impaling a chunk of avocado on a silver tine.

Those with migrant-worker parents, who are a bit better off, may have a chunk of pork; others bring a meagre potato or vegetable.

No problem — maybe she'll be visiting in two weeks, and what better way to spend a chunk of her three-day vacation than in the back room of a dive bar in Ridgewood with a nine-dollar cover?