slice the pie

The phrase 'slice the pie' originates from tactical movements used in close quarters combat, but it can also be used metaphorically in resource distribution.

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Definition

C1Military

(technical)A method of moving through an opening or around a corner while holding a firearm to minimize exposure to potential threats.

Example

  • The soldier used the 'slice the pie' technique to clear the room safely.

C1Business

(figurative)To divide resources, profits, or benefits among different parties in a strategic manner.

Example

  • The boardroom discussion focused on how to 'slice the pie' among the stakeholders.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "slice the pie":

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