Sentence examples for further bite out of from inspiring English sources

Late last year, Yahoo was hit with the deepening recession, which took a further bite out of the company's online advertising business.

There is plenty of evidence around the country that innovative policing and mental-health strategies can take a further bite out of violent crime and bolster public confidence to use and occupy our urban streets.

Further, Levy is concerned that if the Japanese yen remains depressed it could take a further bite out of 2003 earnings.

Hearts must have thought they were on course to take a further bite out of the gap that separates them from struggling St Mirren at the foot of the Scottish Premiership.

Fossil teeth study takes bite out of Neanderthal-European link.

Some babies bite out of frustration due to lack of milk.

But that tradition has already been substantially eroded by the ceding of legislative and constitutional powers to the European Union; it will have a further bite taken out of it when the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish parliaments get going.

Apples with — and without — chunks bitten out of one side.

Sixty percent of our patients reported the tick bite, and all the patiens had been bitten out of Istanbul (Table 2).

If allowed to take effect as planned, those measures would take a huge bite out of growth, further weakening the economy.

Further, these things take a bigger bite out of her life and take time away from her other roles as a spouse, mother, friend, employee. .