Sentence examples for Another sizeable from inspiring English sources
Another sizeable cash injection for big data biotech: Sophia Genetics has announced a $77 million Series E funding round, bringing its total raised to $140 million since the business was founded back in 2011.
Another sizeable gap remains in getting tuberculosis patients tested for HIV and, if they are found to be HIV-positive, on ART.
Another sizeable part provides for differences in niche exploitation.
Another sizeable number of respondents use digital pathology in their practice (86.2%), with even more stating that gross digital pathology is used at their institution (90.0%).
Essex took another sizeable step towards their first National League title in 20 years as Danish Kaneria's wizardry set up a crushing victory over Lancashire.
It should also expand unemployment insurance so states can cover jobless part-time workers, another sizeable group of people falling through the cracks.
After that fourth Wasps try, Alex Lozowski calmly converted to round off a solid performance from the hosts in front of another relatively-sizeable home crowd of 16,116.
If she died before then and we didn't have the place cleared out, we'd not only have to renew the lease and pay another month of sizeable rent, but we'd also have to then go on to break the lease and lose her sizeable security deposit.
Severin Carrell had a terrific exclusive about SNP plans to approach leftwingLabour MPs about forming a progressive bloc with the Greens and Welsh nationalists after the general election, as another poll showed a sizeable SNP lead over Labour, although it was a sign of these extraordinary times that it was welcomed by Labour as not quite as devastating as all the other polls.
We have also previously, by use of another data set, reported sizeable differences in antibiotic use between various Norwegian HEs [ 16].
If banks wind up paying out larger sums to settle claims that they falsely marketed mortgage-backed securities, the losses are likely to spill out broadly, according to research by Piskorski and Amit Seru, another Columbia University economist, who identified "sizeable asset misrepresentations, even among the most reputable underwriters".
