Sentence examples for secure slice from inspiring English sources

But in return, athletic federations throughout the world get a secure slice of a bigger revenue-cake.

How to secure slices from threats coming from other slices?

In this paper, an attempt to reconsider the concept of secure slicing in a realistic ecosystem of heterogeneous multi-vendor multi-tenant 5G network has been made.

Cleversafe's Dispersed Storage technology, which has been in the commercial market for more than two years, transforms data into "secure slices" and then disperses them to multiple storage nodes, typically across three or four data centers.

As a frequent late night visitor to the truck I knew the requisite wait in line is part of the process for securing an insanely good slice of pizza.

It's bad news, however, for normal investors hoping to secure a slice of the extremely fashionable pie.

The move was welcomed with unrestrained enthusiasm by the NHS Confederation, which believes the health service could secure a slice of the estimated £2.5 trillion global healthcare industry and reinvest the money at home.

But the foreign secretary Michael Stewart wrote that it was also the "great potential opportunities to British exporters" that were on offer from a new regime, so Britain should "try to secure a slice of the cake".

Expanding middle classes in nations like China and India, changing regulations and a wealth of freshly built airports have driven plans for new carriers and hefty aircraft orders in recent months, as airlines across the region rush to secure a slice of the growing pie.

This will probably be a pretty significant year for T-Mobile as the regulatory powers-that-be carry out the lowland spectrum auctions that will allow smaller field players like T-Mobile, Sprint and other carriers that aren't Verizon and AT&T to secure their slice of the spectrum.

This will probably be a pretty significant year for T-Mobile as the regulatory powers-that-be carry out the lowland spectrum auctions that will allow smaller field players like T-Mobile, Sprint and other carriers that aren't Verizon and AT&T to secure their slice of the spectrum.