Sentence examples for pie given from inspiring English sources

It may even have shrunk the pie, given that a new International Monetary Fund analysis found that higher inequality leads to slower economic growth.

If you imagine the higher education sector as a pie then it means that the size of the pie has got much bigger in recent years, but the share of the pie given to some groups of disadvantaged students hasn't changed.

Pettinger said one of the changes might be to increase the slice of the tax pie given to cities and counties and to give larger allotments to those that have licensed retailers.

Expanding the pie gave both sides what they wanted.

" 'Don't give me that old pie, give me the new one,' " Mr. Quinn said.

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I like to buy my stone fruit a few days before making my pie, giving everything a chance to ripen.

Basically, he continued, "this tactic aims at claiming a large portion of the pie: 'Give me everything or I walk.' That's a very aggressive approach, and doesn't foster creative deal-making at all.

The combination of resources would blunt Microsoft's growing piece of the handheld pie, give it better economies of scale and, with nearly $2 billion in sales, could give it the clout to penetrate large enterprise accounts.

Poo is always good for a chuckle (or, in the case of my daughter, a terrifying roar of maniacal laughter), and I liked the idea of Henry VIII's youthful fondness for meat pies giving rise to a special song, handed down from royal nanny to royal nanny, to greet all-too-frequent princely egestions.

Premieres by Fay Wang, Ray Luedeke and Mr. Rosenblum, whose "Zombies Eating Pie" was given its title by his 11-year-old daughter, Phoebe, are also on the bill.