Sentence examples for huge slice of the from inspiring English sources

The young, the old and the single make up a huge slice of the population, and they flock to density.

A huge slice of the defence budget is spent on an independent deterrent that can never be used independently.

"Can you just move on, please?" He might have been speaking for a huge slice of the French electorate.

Between them, the Trabelsis and Mr Ben Ali's sons-in-law came to control a huge slice of the economy (see diagram).

About 1,400 jobs that we know of are going – it is a huge slice of the manufacturing workforce, about 2% – since Monday.

Every time something goes wrong, legal haggling breaks out among suppliers and between them and the contractor, work shuts down for weeks on end and a huge slice of the cost ends up in the pockets of lawyers.

And we've grabbed a huge slice of that market in just six years.

Do those born into money and a good education really "deserve" huge slices of the pie because they picked the right parents?

Marshall then kept Cardiff in the game with two fine saves before another huge slice of luck gave the visitors an unlikely win.

In front of a crowd of more than 1,000, there was a huge slice of fortune about the breakthrough goal as Toletti headed a corner into the ground, and the ball deflected off Aoife Mannion and looped over the helpless Durack.

It was a huge slice of luck for the toiling visitors - and they were handed another shortly after.