Sentence examples for for a larger slice from inspiring English sources

Not that character actors don't yearn occasionally for a larger slice of pie.

EASYJET is making a play for a larger slice of the business-travel market.

Mr. Beckman is gunning for a larger slice of the advertising market: beauty, fashion, consumer electronics and liquor, for starters.

This is because wages, which are sticky downwards, account for a larger slice of their total costs.

Anderson refuses to be pigeon-holed as New Labour or Old Labour, but he's passionate about investment, and quite happy to say he would like the private sector to account for a larger slice of the Liverpool economy.

The Charles Schwab Corporation is buying a 401(k) manager from the insurer Nationwide Financial Services for $115 million in cash, feeding Schwab's appetite for a larger slice of revenue from corporate retirement plans.

The only way it can happen, in fact, is for workers to take a larger slice of the pie and employers a smaller one.

Anyone who doubts it need only remember that when the economic pie grows, it is always possible for everyone to have a larger slice than before.

Established players are looking for ways to grab a larger slice of the healthcare pie by expanding across the value chain, offering the patient a wider range of services in order to answer his needs.

Portraiture accounts for a large slice of material.

By the early 20th-century co-op stores accounted for a large slice of grocery sales.