Sentence examples for large bite out of from inspiring English sources

Stopping the wars now would take a large bite out of our deficit.

Indeed Soylent has ambitions to take a large bite out of the lunch market.

Yes, we are opening a Tupperware pandora's box and taking a large bite out of the humble cheese sandwich.

According to the people briefed on the tax dispute, the agreement took a large bite out of the state-controlled film group's profitability.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Brunt said that the economic crisis had taken a large bite out of his business, particularly among British buyers.

That said, state and federal officials say an infusion of money from Washington could take a large bite out of the state's budget deficit.

His budget plan cuts general education aid and the financing of several specific programs, including kindergarten and special education; calls for repeal of the sales-tax exemption on clothing over $110; and takes large bites out of health care.

Instead, the killer sperm whales were fast predators which took devastatingly large bites out of their prey, and therefore it is possible that the spermaceti organ originally evolved for reasons unrelated to its present use.

In states like California, where cuts were deep and where there are several high-profile university arts halls, the shrinking pool of state money was sometimes doubly painful as education cuts and arts cuts took large bites out of budgets.

Instead they would take large bites out of the green belts that surround many cities, connecting the new settlements to the old ones with trams.Grafting a new garden city onto "the strong rootstock of an existing city" is easier than spending decades trying to establish the "vulnerable sapling" of a new one, argues Mr Rudlin.

Country roads are getting paved as upscale housing developments and shopping malls take large bites out of woods and farmland.