Synonyms for carve out
carve out

Princeton's WordNet

1. carve outverb

   remove from a larger whole

   "the new start-up company carved out a large chunk of the market within a year"

2. carve outverb

   establish or create through painstaking effort

   "She carved out a reputation among her male colleagues"

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1. carve out

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1. Congressman Raul Grijalva:

   Either we begin this process, stabilize, create some carve out opportunities for essential services and/or wait for the crisis to get worse and then have to respond with humanitarian relief.

2. Jeff Davidson:

   Considering all that competes for your time and attention, if you don’t actively take steps to simplify your life and carve out what I call “breathing space,” you will most certainly find yourself in a perpetual state of overwhelm.

3. Rupert Svendsen-Cook:

   We don't actually have a race. We go head-to-head. It's 16 drivers with a bracket league and knock-out rounds to a finale head-to-head, we had to carve out or own format and identity because it's quite messy already, so many series.

4. James Thornton:

   Before the creation of the welfare state, immigrants who came to this country were for the most part attracted by America’s reputation as a land of freedom and opportunity. Laws and customs that then prevailed required immigrants to carve out their individual destinies by their own labor, perseverance, intelligence, and determination.

5. Jeff Kaufmann:

   While we are one step closer to ensuring the carve out process is secured, I'm not taking anything for granted. If we want to ensure that anyone can be President, the carve out process and the Iowa Caucuses must be protected.