Sentence examples for may take a bite from inspiring English sources
The iPhone may take a bite out of the more casual games coming out for the DS, but beyond that I don't see a major effect.
That's because the industry is changing rapidly and Skype, a service of eBay, or another competitor, may take a bite out of Vonage, like Vonage plans to take a bite out of traditional phone companies.
This group pushes everything from Shakespeare to disk drives, and while e-tailers may take a bite out of their business, there's no shortage of customers to keep their registers ringing.
But if you can't call him and get his undivided attention on you, it may take a bite or mauling before you realize you were wrong.
You're right that companies may take a small bite of technologies like virtualization and green IT rather than a big bite.
Text-messaging plans and fees can add quite a bit of revenue to the coffers of the wireless carriers, but newer services for sending messages free over Wi-Fi networks may soon take a bite out of those profits.
Facebook Graph Search may potentially take a bite out of Google by grabbing away users' attention and cutting into the search behemoth's ads business.
By the time you get paid, the exchange rate may well take a bite out of the money you'll actually pocket.
The babies may also take a bite or two, mimicking their mother.
Your beloved may refuse to take a bite, for the cookie's stunning beauty is almost too much to ingest.
