Sentence examples for smaller slice of from inspiring English sources
La Paz has a far smaller slice of the jetsetter market than Rio or Buenos Aires.
Since the industrialisation of food production, food has taken up a smaller slice of our budgets and our time.
The Polancos may have a smaller slice of the firm, but the pie should start to look a lot bigger.
If a smaller slice of their retirement savings were bouncing around, it might have been easier to remain invested.
"Europe may get a smaller slice of the cake," he said, "due to the rise of the euro, but the overall size of the cake is bigger".
"The scale and breadth of this squeeze are striking … When growth is sluggish … workers are getting a smaller morsel of a smaller slice of a slow-growing pie".
Even smaller slices of industry are benefiting from -- and echoing -- the widespread jauntiness.
Picture my body as one large slice of pizza with two smaller slices of pizza for arms.
They'd do better with smaller slices of a pie that grew much faster.
CHICAGO — Claiming an ever-smaller slice of the cultural pie and with fewer media outlets to spread the word, orchestras and their conductors struggle for visibility these days.
The sea is a small slice of it.
