Sentence examples for considerable slice of from inspiring English sources

"People talk about this wonderful dividend, but measured against history, gasoline still represents a considerable slice of consumer disposable income".

The answer could shape whether a considerable slice of the American population will recover from the trauma of recent years, and how long that will take.

Fourteen-and-a-half percent is still a considerable slice of the emissions pie, and it's a figure that already oversteps the 13% that comes from global transport each year.

Phelps submits to a relentless regime of drug testing and puts a considerable slice of his $5m-a-year endorsement income into a foundation for young swimmers who have found in the sport some of his reward.

Even Magic Mike XXL, the year's most inclusive Hollywood production, devotes a considerable slice of screen time to the candid erotic confessions of a red-hot, 57-year-old Andie MacDowell – and was rewarded with a startling 96% female turnout on its opening weekend.

and Instagram, with 800 million, still have a considerable slice of the world's population.

Given the corner Mr. Bush has painted himself in, withdrawing troops -- even if a considerable slice remains behind -- would be an admission of failure.

It is a considerable piece of work.

Indeed, the latter is a source of considerable anxiety for a certain slice of Turkish society -- often the group that is most anxious to see Turkey join the European Union.

Amat Escalante is the director who made a considerable splash at Cannes in 2013 with Heli, a brutal slice of working-class life in narcoterrorist Mexico, which won him the best director award.

The army's demands that it gets the biggest slice of a pie that is inflated in considerable measure by the international community have done little to increase international philanthropic enthusiasm.