Sentence examples for larger bite out of from inspiring English sources

House ways and means chairman Charlie Rangel has a bill to raise taxes on private equity carried interest, but he has delayed voting because he wants to attach it as a payment mechanism for larger legislation - most likely a comprehensive overhaul of the alternative minimum tax, which, lacking an inflation index, every year takes a larger bite out of middle-class wallets.

Walmart is partnering with China's second largest e-commerce firm, JD.com, as it aims to take a larger bite out of the world's most populous country.

Now, with this funding, it is working to get necessary licenses to expand to all markets in Europe and the U.S. before the end of the year as it aims to take a larger bite out of an industry that processes over $500 billion in transactions per year.

And this does not take into account the taxation of those benefits nor the rising health care costs that take a larger and larger bite out of those already modest benefits.

When Biden is included in the polling, the vice president gains the support of 16percentt of the activists, taking a larger bite out of support for Clinton (which falls to 42percentthanhan for Sanders (38percentt).

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.

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.

The first is an overhaul of health care, meant to reduce the insurance premiums now taking a large bite out of many families' paychecks.