Sentence examples for makes a chunk of from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of Lasers are in use in the U.S., and, as with other boats, Vanguard makes a chunk of its money selling replacement parts.

"Years", developed with the architect Julia King and the community builders Naked House, imagines a "shell" stripped of all the fixtures and fittings ("not even a kitchen sink") with which developers make a chunk of their profits.

And both companies make a chunk of their revenue from delivery fees.

(He reportedly made a chunk of his wealth from "Seinfeld" royalties, having helped negotiate the show's sale in 1993).

Some are newly rich; some started poor and worked their way to comfortable; and others, arguably his bread and butter, are not wealthy yet but stand to make a chunk of change.

To do so, use your grappling hook to make a chunk of rock fall directly on Gohma.

Yahoo did not specify how much of that was fueled by search, which makes up a chunk of Yahoo's revenues, and how much was display.

While DRAM makes up a chunk of the memory in a personal computer, there are other kinds of memory chips that constitute the guts of a PC as well.

The idea is to get people to renew their store memberships, where Costco makes a large chunk of its profit.

(Remember, HP makes a huge chunk of its money selling ink cartridges).

Like Baidu, Alibaba makes a big chunk of its revenues by charging marketing fees.