Sentence examples for smallest cut of from inspiring English sources
EDF Energy has become the last of the big six energy firms to cut prices for its 1 million customers – but it is cutting gas bills by just 1.3% – the smallest cut of any of the major suppliers.
Neath Port Talbot has the smallest cut of 2.4%, helped by an increase in its number of primary and secondary school pupils.
Place your small cut of meat horizontally across your cutting board so that the length of the meat is parallel to the edge of the countertop.
Murfie takes a small cut of each transaction.
Syosset, with a budget of more than $188 million, will receive a smaller cut of about $760,000.
The traders kept a small cut of the proceeds and turned the rest over to the laborers' relatives in Somalia.
Not to mention that pastrami and corned beef use exactly one small cut of an entire animal.
The impact of a gas boom on CO2 emissions ranged from a small cut of 2% to an increase of 11%.
You upload a photo of your ticket and the reason for the delay, and TrainTrick takes care of filing the complaint – taking a small cut of your compensation.
Even Phish's record company, Elektra, which receives a small cut of the Live Phish Downloads proceeds, has embraced the band's online marketing of its music.
When gifting sceptical Germans new boilers wasn't enough, the company sweetened the deal by giving users a small cut of any electricity generated in their basements.
