The phrase "a sizable low" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing measurements or statistics, but it is not a commonly recognized expression.
Example: "The report indicated a sizable low in the quarterly earnings, which surprised analysts."
Alternatives: "a significant drop" or "a considerable decline."
The fog em anates from ground-level jets creating a sizable low-level cloud that engulfs the gallery's outdoor restaurant at lunch times.
Save money for a sizable down payment.
Based on the current state of knowledge about the S. cerevisiae proteome, however, one may surmise that this rather large number probably includes a sizable fraction of low confidence interactions that may not be biologically relevant.
Saving poor households money during a recession while cutting back our national energy consumption is equitable and wise, and this investment is sufficiently large to retrofit a sizable one million low-income homes each year for the next two years.
With a sizable oily liver and low-density tissues, the Pacific electric ray is almost neutrally buoyant and can hover in the water column with very little effort.
A sizable burden of depression and low physical activity existed among the studied adolescents and these were linked to both individual and school factors.
Both risk classifiers appeared to capture risk of breast cancer death beyond traditional clinicopathologic indicators and identified a sizable fraction of patients at low risk of mortality.
That demand can be met only if private companies like Orascom create a sizable volume of new homes at low cost, he added.
Their crews had been working day and night for weeks, dredging sand and rock from the ocean floor to fill in a stunning blue lagoon – turning a 3.7-mile-long reef that had only partially revealed itself to the daylight at low tide into a sizable man-made island nearly 1,000 miles away from the Chinese mainland.
Some critics argue that parallel importing acts as a disincentive to differential pricing by research-based pharmaceutical companies due to a risk of diversion of low-cost products to lucrative, developed country markets; however, as Outterson notes "...empirical evidence to date does not indicate a sizable arbitrage market in ARVs from low income countries into the high income countries"[ 20].
This year Asia will see a sizable increase in the number of low-cost carriers flying around the region, offering travellers more options.
