Sentence examples for bigger bite of the from inspiring English sources

For the wineries, the immediate lure is the chance for a bigger bite of the profits.

Revised data showed that the recession took an even bigger bite of the economy than we thought.

In the last three years, Everett's reputation has risen again following the success of My Best Friend's Wedding, in which he was famously written into the final scene when test audiences insisted he had a bigger bite of the cherry.

Mr. Vanderslice, left, said Dell intended to take advantage of tumbling component prices in a slow economy to get a bigger bite of the computer market and perhaps knock out some of the competition.

AIST now awards researchers 25% of the royalties from their patents, Yoshikawa says, and many companies have modified their policies to give scientists a bigger bite of the fruits of their research.

But if they give in without a fight, and Appel brings millions of new subscribers to their digital publications, then Apple can take an even bigger bite of the revenues down the line.

"The rent is the biggest bite of the apple," Ms. Woodson, 61, said.

In fact, as any fisherman will tell you, the biggest bite of the year was yesterday.

This month, museum exhibitions, books and even a new restaurant dining room take a big bite of the past.

The Bermondsey factory closed in 1989 but Peek Freans (now comma-less) still take a big bite of the market in Pakistan, where they are baked by the nostalgically named English Biscuit Manufacturers.

"NTL took the biggest bite of the apple, but everyone who played in that arena got the same bug," said A. Gary Klesch of Klesch & Company, which has been talking to some NTL bondholders about representing them during the restructuring.