Sentence examples for given the large slice from inspiring English sources

The change in their fortunes is unnerving, given the large slice of the value of financial markets that they now account for.

We therefore required a connectivity model that would produce a suitable number of synapses given the large number of neurons, and that took into account each neuron's position in relation to the slice boundaries.

In February this year, ChemChina announced a $43bn purchase of Syngenta, bolstering ChemChina's genetically engineered seed capacity and giving it the largest slice of the agricultural chemical market.

In Japan, a new energy policy was implemented in which renewable energy resources are given a large slice of the contribution in energy sources [1].

When you do a period story about a small slice of life in a larger art form (i.e., white musicians in jazz), you must be able to support the story by giving the larger racial-historical context.

Its annual grant of £25 million, or $40 million, is the largest slice of state funding given to any arts organization in the United Kingdom, but is less than it was two years ago.

Goldman Sachs will take the lead role, giving it the most control over the process, and the largest slice of the millions of dollars in fees.

And pensioner benefits take a further £24bn, the largest slice.

Of all expenses, labor represents the largest slice.

Currently Europe grabs the largest slice of social TV market revenue.

This slice was chosen as it was the largest slice visible across all subjects.