Sentence examples for some chunk of from inspiring English sources

"If you're going to add another UN institution it will require some chunk of ODA [official development assistance], we have to be realistic about where ODA is going.

Then, inspired by the magnitude of Swartz's download, he asked himself, "Why not just print the whole internet?" "I downloaded a torrent that was supposed to be some chunk of Swartz's heist.

Even those who believe that some chunk of that number is telling us something real about inadequate weekend care would not pretend that this is necessarily about doctors' hours, rather than about, say, the ancillary staff who provide diagnostics.

Fitting in, you soon figured out, meant latching onto some chunk of your accidental portion of the space-time continuum and treating it as your destined turf, a piece of reality that other human beings disrespected at their peril.

In such cases, these directors would do better to spend some chunk of the budget giving away copies of the beloved book, and then make a movie on a more ordinary subject that they can sink their teeth into uninhibitedly — or, for that matter, make a movie about people like themselves, whose love for a masterful book plays a big role in their lives.

"The chances that Newsweek will succeed as a digital-only subscription-based publication are exactly zero... There's no demand for a digital Newsweek, and there's no reason, either, to carve off some chunk of the NewsBeast newsroom, call it Newsweek, and put its journalism onto a platform where almost nobody is going to read it".

For into this idiotic meat-grinder, the authors have hurled some chunks of prime sirloin.

He told the crowd that he was going to eat some chunks of Grana Padano before the race.

Unfortunately for the French government, some chunks of the national heritage cannot be made to disappear so easily.

This would have introduced new fees, pricing regional jets out of some chunks of airspace to make way for the big carriers' planes.

The fake book apparently simply culls some chunks of Wikipedia and pastes them into large type into a print-to-order book for the (extremely) unwary customer.