How to pronounce “sliver”(noun) in English

to one sliver of Indochina.

functional is an important sliver of society is ignored by politicians, the public, the media, everybody.

So that's still a very small sliver of the vehicle market.

So how do you take a sliver of those customers and run some experiments?

So just nice little thin slivers.

And then more recently to our little tiny sliver of time here in modern days, covering this 300-year period, back in 1769 when people like Captain Cook

But I'm leaving this little bit of sliver so this onion stays together for me.

You've got a ton of cash, sliver of debt, $316 billion enterprise.

Even Ariadne, who shows just a little sliver of free will when she initially rejects the idea of being an architect--"I'm outta here.

And that has no correlation to reality or at least it represents the tiniest little sliver of reality.

project so this is our way of trying to increase that little sliver of

Well, we now know that the luminous matter-- stars and luminous galaxies-- this tiny little sliver of the cosmic sky, this tiny little bit here,

But what's clear is that instead of having to optimize our tools to presume that we can only have a small sliver

There was a sliver of a silver lining.

years, things happen on the surface that you can detect by taking little thin slivers of a sample and looking at it

It was you folks who opened up the kimono to what you were doing in very small little slivers.

And if you see the bar graph for the statistical difference, it's so significant-- it's not like, some little sliver, it's huge-- that John was judged more hireable, more competent,

I'm special to these people in this building who bought a ticket to see me, but that's a very small sliver of the population.