Sentence examples for important chunk from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to find out after we've left that we've missed some important chunk of learning," he said.

He began working at Columbia in 1993, about the time that the club was realizing that it was missing an important chunk of the market, the alternative rock crowd.

Most of the deal is concerned with lowering tariffs, opening markets to competition, and the like, but an important chunk has nothing to do with free trade at all.

With that sweeping mandate he nationalised an important chunk of the economy, closed down the most popular private television channel and weakened the powers of elected state and local governments, many of them in the hands of other parties.

Brian Shaad, a parliamentary campaigner for the group, who has just returned from the Niger delta, said it was unlikely that Shell would get out of Nigeria because it accounted for an important chunk of the company's production.

Related: Senate mulls USA Freedom and Patriot Acts after Rand Paul speech – live The Republican majority leader, Mitch McConnell, sought to seize back the initiative in the Senate on Thursday morning after Senator Rand Paul's dramatic 11-hour speech against NSA surveillance ate up an important chunk of remaining time on Wednesday.

The approach has reignited the debate about whether Britain should sell off important chunks of its infrastructure to foreign buyers.

The upgrading began with Mr Gore, who ran important chunks of foreign policy as well as domestic affairs.

The story may have large, important chunks missing.

Perhaps most important, Toyota can rely on a significant chunk of consumers giving it the benefit of the doubt.

Check all unread e-mails and postal mails if you see them important, and chunk out the irrelevant ones to manage you mails in a better way.