Sentence examples for further chunk from inspiring English sources
Just 7% of the mayor's revenues come from direct taxation, with transport fares supplying a further chunk.
Since his election in 1997, Mr. Jospin, who had campaigned with a pledge to end privatizations, has sold a further chunk of assets worth roughly $30 billion.
And there was a further chunk of unsavory appeal in his project: in his conservatism, Meinhold stopped short of relieving Protestant fears about the threat of witchcraft.
Mike Englund, an economist at Action Economics, called the inventories data "ugly" and said it "took a further chunk out of second-quarter G.D.P. growth".
A further chunk is watching post-transmission on catch-up (BBC iPlayer, 4OD and so on), while yet another group is waiting for entire series to become available online or in box sets, then indulging in "binge viewing".
Russia still carries a large burden of debt, about $143 billion; Mr Putin would like the Americans and Europeans to write off a further chunk of this, but they are not eager to do so.
The initial investment required is often 25% for shared ownership, with buyers able to invest in further chunks as and when they can and want to.
Those contingency plans, equivalent to 2% of GDP, should allow Greece and its lenders to discuss debt relief while also unlocking further chunks of bailout money yet to be disbursed.
There was also pressure on Clegg to take a tougher line on so-called middle class welfare, amid fears that further chunks will be taken out of low income welfare before the 2015 election.
Whether it seeks to bite off further chunks of Ukrainian territory, or simply settles for seeking to undermine the new authorities in Kiev from within, the clear signal is that this crisis does not end with the Crimea vote.
Jazz Carlin will have to do something extraordinary to reel in Ledecky as the phenomenal teenager from Washington DC attempts to take further jagged chunks out of the record books at a variety of freestyle distances.
