Sentence examples for taking a smaller from inspiring English sources

It got a 6 billion euro, or $7.8 billion, bailout from the two governments, with Luxembourg taking a smaller stake.

Britain's consumers have perked up in part because falling inflation is taking a smaller bite out of incomes.

"The OBR sees Brexit taking a smaller chunk out of UK growth than many feared in the wake of the referendum.

It's the stories that interest her, she says, so if that means taking a smaller part, why should it bother her?

How does a parent talk to a child who is taking a smaller serving to make sure that a younger sibling has enough?

So renting temporarily, and taking a smaller space, sometimes in their own building, became a viable way to protect their investments".

I plan on taking a small tour.

We're merely taking a small pause in the conversation.

Instead, you are better off taking a small alcohol stove.

The plant's builder, Toshiba, is taking a small chunk.

The Times: So you're taking a small swing.