Sentence examples for increasing chunk of from inspiring English sources
Content producers are demanding an increasing chunk of revenue.
But today's Palinoidal Republicans have lost most of the professionals, much of Wall Street and an increasing chunk of suburbia.
Biotechnology drugs account for an increasing chunk of the patents now being taken out by branded drugmakers.
The cost of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid inevitably must eat up a "sharply increasing" chunk of the nation's economic output as baby boomers retire and people live longer, said Mr. Holtz-Eakin, a former Bush adviser.
But even if overall health-care costs are growing slower, that doesn't necessarily translate to lower insurance premiums: In recent years, employers have shifted an increasing chunk of health insurance bills to their employees.
Some of you old class warriors will be saying poor diddums to the middle-class whingers who are still doing substantially better than the hefty, and increasing, chunk of the population living in absolute poverty - now running at 7.4 million.
This important and ever-increasing chunk of the working week doesn't come without its costs - and they are not just financial.
The two-party system is failing, too, as corporate forces complete their corruption of the GOP and seize an ever-increasing chunk of the Democratic Party.
From now until March 31st (the end of the first quarter of 2009. What a coincidence!), Sprint has increased the chunk of change they give you when you sell out convince your friend to hop on a contract.
They range from increasing the first chunk of income that is tax free - known as the personal allowance - to the annual upgrading of benefits, as well as specific spending cuts.
Perhaps Woods understood the fine line between getting what he's earned and appearing greedy when he retreated from a suggestion that he deserved a chunk of increased TV revenues in new deals to be negotiated next year.
