Sentence examples for considerable chunk of its from inspiring English sources

A Nordic country with a considerable chunk of its real estate above the Arctic Circle may not suggest miles of white sand beaches baking in the summer sun, but Sweden's southernmost province, Skane, provides just that.

This outfit has a budget of $4m a year, and so far a considerable chunk of its spending has gone on the legal fees necessary to clarify the vague legislation that mandates its existence: ten lawyers were asked to interpret one particularly awkward sub-clause.

As long ago as 1968, he took a considerable chunk of his wife's fortune and put it into the anti-Vietnam war movement and Eugene McCarthy's candidacy for president.

A considerable chunk of his 1880 travel book, "A Tramp Abroad," is devoted to wrestling with the language.

Naturally, Samsung too is well-equipped to absorb regulatory fines as it gets hit with them — revenues for the chaebol as a whole continue to account for nearly a fifth of South Korea's GDP, with a considerable chunk of that coming from its lucrative (and prolific) consumer electronics division.

Proper Suit has apparently scaled to the point where Madden can spend more time building out Hall&Madden and its simpler approach, and a considerable chunk of Proper Suit's revenues will go toward expanding its sister venture.

That's a considerable chunk of time for HTC to spend while some of its rivals spit out handsets like it's nothing, but the end result is a device that feels as reassuring in your hand as HTC's would-be savior should.

If you're laying out a considerable chunk of money for a garment, it has to be imbued with identity and created with integrity.

Mother Nature intervened in April as Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano spewed its innards across a considerable chunk of the northern hemisphere, costing the airline industry $1.7bn in lost revenue.

It's not hard to see that a considerable chunk of people have embraced large form factor smartphones, and it's possible that BlackBerry wants to cash in on that consumer fervor.

"It's a considerable chunk of our system," the authority's director of environmental policy, John Myers, said in an interview.