Sentence examples for Very sizeable from inspiring English sources

In Florida, 1.3 million people have prior felony convictions, making this a very sizeable chunk of a total eligible electorate of 11 million.

Nato's supreme commander in Europe, the US general Philip Breedlove, warned at the weekend that the Russian buildup was "very, very sizeable and very, very ready".

General Philip Breedlove, Nato's supreme allied commander, described the Russian force that began exercises 10 days ago as very, very sizeable and very, very ready.

"The fact that the regulatory activity in Morecambe Bay could have been better was undoubtedly a feature of the very, very sizeable agenda CQC had to lead".

The employment challenges across most G20 countries are still very sizeable both in terms of a persistently large jobs gap and low quality of many available jobs.

As a result, even were they to succeed in substantially writing down their debts, these countries would still be left with very sizeable budget deficits that would be extraordinarily difficult to correct in a fixed exchange rate arrangement.

There are many case reports but very few sizeable reported series of cyclodialysis cleft repair, the largest being those of Hwang et al 5 (32 eyes of 31 patients) and Kuchle and Naumann 9 (29 eyes).

Light (occasional cars) 2. Moderate 3. Heavy (steady stream of cars) 2. Condition of the street 0. Under construction 1. Very poor (many sizeable cracks, potholes, or broken curbs) 2. Fair 3. Moderately good (no sizeable cracks, potholes, or broken curbs) 4. Very good 3. How noisy is the street?

Support has not reached the people who needed it the very most — that sizeable proportion of the world who are marginalised from society and systematically denied their human rights by their governments on a daily basis.

You can change money very easily in all sizeable towns and cities, and it is worth shopping around a little for the best rate.

We expect him to be taken out, or at the very least discharge a sizeable amount of blood while continuing pursuit of his perp.