Sentence examples for using a large chunk from inspiring English sources
Ms. Rousseff favors using a large chunk of the oil revenues to enhance public education.
So instead, he borrowed about $100 million, using a large chunk of his Enron stock as collateral.
One of Mr. Monty's early moves at BCE was to spin off its controlling stake in Nortel to shareholders, using a large chunk of the 4 billion Canadian dollars proceeds to finance the diversification drive.
The fundamental concern is that favored firms may have been overpaid for assets using a large chunk of AIG's $170 billion bailout package.
Rather, Gore wants to shore up the system by using a large chunk of general revenue, generated by the projected federal budget surplus, to extend the current system's life expectancy.
Across the street from one such bar, Lee In-koo, 44, stretched packing tape across his home's broken windows and used a large chunk of broken masonry to pin his door shut.
He called my office and spoke to Leigh -- he didn't want to speak to me -- and said, 'That's not staying is it?' I left him a voice mail: 'It will be fine; more will be revealed.' " Mr. Jayne decided to use a large chunk of his budget on his "Park Avenue painters," as Father Gerth called Otto Interiors.
Mr Chávez uses a large chunk of Venezuela's oil revenues to import food at the official rate, in a bid to keep inflation down.Jorge Giordani, the monkish planning and finance minister, is both the architect of this policy and a critic of it.
Ford reaped enormous profits from the sport utility vehicle boom in the United States after the introduction of the Ford Explorer in 1990, but used a large chunk of its profits to make ill-fated acquisitions like Volvo, Land Rover and Jaguar.
It is, however, possible to complete the syllabus within six months, but you have to be very hard working to do this successfully and for those months, you will have to use a large chunk of each day for studying.
On the south bank of the river Thames stands a landmark building, a giant brick cathedral that used to provide electricity for a large chunk of London and now contains a crumbling Art Deco interior.
