Sentence examples for for a small slice from inspiring English sources

In short, for a small slice of American industry, the 1872 mining law is a terrific deal.

Any self-respecting kid always asked for a small slice of both, with ice cream as well, thank you.

Mr. Schmidt said he expected China to become one of Google's most important markets, even though it still accounted for a small slice of overall revenue.

The same could be said for a small slice of foie gras terrine, more gray than pink, served with a smudge of stone-cold onion jam.

Look out for a small slice of history at the ExCeL at 1.30pm when women's boxing joins the Olympic programme, 108 years after the men.

But according to the travel blog Expat Info Desk, Brits only account for a small slice of the 2 million expats in Japan due to the culture shock.

It is not because households save so much of their income (although they do), but because household income accounts for such a small slice of the national cake.The other side of this equation is the large share of national income that flows to capital, in the form of profits.

Even more incremental changes, from video walk-throughs to new ways of slicing community rental data, have begun to play significant roles as startups cram into the real estate market, hoping for even a small slice of a huge pie.

These donations, however, accounted for only a small slice of its overall fundraising.

"Cricket represents sports one through five in terms of popularity, but for us, even a small slice of a billion-plus market represents real opportunity," said Adam Silver, N.B.A. deputy commissioner, speaking in Los Angeles.

Sometimes, a murder trial is notable not for its celebrities or for the creativity or horror of the crime, but rather for its glimpse into a small slice of life in the city.