"Because of that, you have a smaller chunk of the market share, and therefore can't demand the same amount of advertising revenue.
"It could have been a small chunk of asteroid, from the asteroid belt, that has been floating around the Solar System for billions of years and, just last night, it happened to get burnt up in our atmosphere.
The problems that these exceptions create for the liberal paradigm are "resolved," somewhat amusingly, in this Amanda Hess piece for Slate, which implies that fracking has saved a small chunk of Red America from the normally-dire consequences of right-wing social policy.
Another wound had taken a small chunk out of the top of the head.
Vincenzo Nibali may have only claimed a small chunk of time over his rivals, but that will give him a welcome psychological boost before the race heads back to France.
But Taiwan's president-elect, Ma Ying-jeou, said it had "melted only a small chunk of the iceberg .The Chinese press reported that nearly 4,000 "rioters" had been detained in Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, and other Tibetan areas since anti-Chinese riots last month.
When a small chunk has had all its splinter sections removed, dip it in the glittering gold nail paint and draw a backwards S lightning bolt.
It is one thing to vote for a man or even to attend one of his campaign events; it is quite another to have literally invested in him a small chunk of your weekly paycheck — not just once, but repeatedly.
This week, in what sounds like a plotline from the comedy series "2012," an artist named Alex Hartley has towed into Weymouth Bay a small chunk of Norwegian coastline, which he is calling Nowhere Island.
