The phrase "a sizable debt" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant amount of money that is owed or required to be paid back.
Example: "After years of overspending, she found herself facing a sizable debt that she struggled to manage."
Alternatives: "a substantial debt" or "a considerable debt."
Mr. Schuller said he also inherited a sizable debt.
Like many companies owned by private equity, Dunkin Brandss has a sizable debt load, which has weighed on earnings.
Its meticulously flowing sound reflects a sizable debt to the original Brad Mehldau Trio, but with a few personal modifications, which seem likely to shine clearer in person.
Claire has been selling her body to pay off a sizable debt to him, but the whys and wherefores of their arrangement are never revealed.
Government borrowing is likely to have effects upon the economy substantially different from those of other methods of financing, and the existence of a sizable debt may likewise have important consequences.
The album produced a minor commercial success — the sweet and shuffling track "Odessa," a song with vocals that owe a sizable debt to the daydream murmuring of Arthur Russell.
So many of the dance, theater and opera works onstage today owe an often sizable debt to Bausch and her pioneering style of the neo-expressionist genre known as tanztheater, or dancetheater.
Even a small additional amount could make a sizable dent in your debt because you're ultimately helping lower the amount of interest you'll pay over the lifetime of the loan.
True, Greece has a sizable accumulated debt over many years, estimated at about 110percentt of its GDP, but even the U.S. has a debt to GDP estimated at 94percentt and projected to break 100percentt by 2012.
Some come to our website with sizable debt loads in an earnest search for relief, while others are simply wondering if they could be saving money.
Recent graduates from Johns Hopkins University and other institutions of higher education across the country are adopting a number of strategies to cope with finding their way after graduating in a difficult economy and having, perhaps, a sizable student debt.
