Sentence examples for key slices from inspiring English sources

In many countries, key slices of the social safety net are tied to full-time employment with a company or the government.

"I rented it on DVD specially much to the boredom of my missus as i paused it again just to prove my (tenuous point)." Who says romance is dead, eh? Oh. 35th over: England 109-2 (lead by 261) England are struggling a bit this morning: Key slices Banks wide of slip this time.

But the demonstrations have also drawn fuel from more narrowly French laments: The traditionally generous social welfare system is increasingly neglecting key slices of the populace, especially young people, tripping deep-seated notions about fairness that date back to the French Revolution.

This reduces the number of images that must be contoured to a few key slices.

Trump remains broadly unpopular with key slices of the electorate, notably Latinos.

He suffers among two other key slices of the electorate: white college educated voters and voters under 30.

Ultimately, the renewed probe yielded nothing for investigators, but it had a critical influence on a small but key slice of voters, said Clinton's campaign manager, Robby Mook.

Among voters in the Republican primary, where opposition to abortion motivates a key slice of the electorate, front-runner Mitt Romney is voicing his objections to the rule on grounds that it violates religious liberty.

But in the general election's stretch run, the independent validators in the race - the local and national media - refused to report on Lieberman's actual positions and votes continuing to support Bush and the war, and this key slice of Democratic and Independent voters remained confused.

With a recent uptick in on-the-ground booking agencies, avant-garde labels, event production companies, and clubs with high-tech sound systems, there's almost too many good up-and-coming producers to count along with a loyal local audience ready to cheer on everyone involved in the perpetual zapateo, a key slice of Ecuadorian slang that means nothing else besides a damn good party.

Tears, separations and texting ensue in this low-key slice of American indie-film realism.