Sentence examples for capture a chunk from inspiring English sources

We're excited to help our partners capture a chunk of the $100 billion gift card market".

But long-term the goal is to capture a chunk of the $9 billion worldwide market for cigarette filters.

The Intercept suggests that these dealings are a prelude to introducing Dragonfly in a bid to capture a chunk of the 700 million internet user market that grown quickly since Google's search business left the country.

The pilots that are bought, scripted, sold, produced, picked up to series, and ultimately make it to a television set, are very carefully construed and well-oiled machines representing a general hope of the writers and executives behind the show to capture a chunk of the general public's very valuable yet difficult to maintain attention.

An Office for the iPad could hurt Windows 8's chances of capturing a chunk of the tablet business.

Now H.P. is directly attacking Cisco in a bid to capture a larger chunk of the $20 billion market for local area network and wireless switches.

Intel will now hope to combine that with its own chip-making chops to capture a sizable chunk of the autonomous car market just as it takes off.

So far, no exchange has managed to capture a big chunk of the corporate-debt market, which is still dominated by dealers.While all this is going on, an important regulation, known as Reg NMS, is looming.

Now the cash-rich conglomerate plans a $1.1 billion share buyback.Hot linesAT&T and BT formed a transatlantic alliance under which the two telecoms giants will, subject to regulatory approval, combine their international operations in a joint venture that aims to capture a big chunk of the burgeoning telecoms traffic of multinationals.

And although Google may own 65% of the search business on the desktop, the 85m wireless devices Apple has sold (iPhones, iPods and now iPads) account for 64% of America's mobile browsing, Mr Jobs said this month.The success of Apple's mobile devices gives the firm an opportunity to capture a goodly chunk of the emerging mobile-advertising market.

(Disney and its Pixar subsidiary are notable exceptions, "John Carter" notwithstanding). In fact, movie studios are much better at helping brands they don't own — certain stars, directors, producers and source material, like "The Hunger Games" — capture a huge chunk of the money.