Sentence examples for chunk of new from inspiring English sources
As for jobs, they point out, manufacturing was outsourced in the '90s, a big chunk of new jobs are part-time and we've destroyed the global economy anyway.
The biggest chunk of new spending has been for special education -- much of it for children with severe disabilities, who did not attend public schools in 1970.
Among other favourable conditions, it granted them a big chunk of new spectrum for free, for digital broadcasting, while allowing the company to hold on to spectrum it already controls.Even so, Televisa has lost a mouth-watering opportunity.
The best is CASH (Crown, $29.95), by the editors of Rolling Stone, a mix of new material and terrific stuff from the magazine's archives, including a groovy and gripping chunk of new journalism by Ralph J. Gleason, published in 1969, about a Cash show in San Quentin.
At the very least Kodak could come away with a hefty chunk of new licensing revenue.
EDS expects the calls to translate into a serious chunk of new business beginning in the first half.
I'm not sure that a good chunk of newer investors, whether non-traditional or because they're just younger or whatever, have this scenario in mind".
Browne, however, described the music as "a hefty chunk of new-wave party bounce and Chili Peppers-style white-boy funk, with dashes of reggae, squealing hair-metal guitar, disco, ska-band horns" and the band as sounding like "savvy, lounge-bred pros".
The seriousness of Ptolemy's illness revealed itself in progressive chunks of new information: like a horrific fold-out poster, where each day, a newly revealed section pushed his chances of living further and further away from us.
To those unfamiliar with the ethnic and religious landscape of the West Bank, the maps can be bewildering — showing Israeli "fingers" jutting into Palestinian territory to absorb major settlements, with offsetting chunks of new Palestinian land, some along the Gaza Strip and the Egyptian border.
In a press briefing to mark Intel's 40th anniversary, Gelsinger sketched the broad outlines of a plan to capture big chunks of new business.
