Sentence examples for smallest slice of the from inspiring English sources

The farmer gets the smallest slice of the food dollar you spend at the the super-maxi-mega grocery store.

The rich took their smallest slice of the economic pie during the 1970's -- a period when productivity growth was low and unemployment and inflation were rising.

Record sales represent the smallest slice of the revenue pie, according to Larry Mestel, the chief executive of Cee Lo's management company, Primary Wave Music.

The "shuffle segment" is probably the smallest slice of the DAP market, but at this point I think we can conclusively say Apple has been blown away in that category.

The Shiites for decades got a smaller slice of the Lebanese pie than their numbers merited.

Lotinga denied authors were getting a smaller slice of the publishing cake.

But that does represent a small slice of the total audience for Mr. O'Reilly.

A plan to float even a relatively small slice of the business would change all that.

Income inequality also expanded, to the benefit of a small slice of the wealthy.

La Paz has a far smaller slice of the jetsetter market than Rio or Buenos Aires.

But these are going to be a small slice of the pie.