Sentence examples for a sizeable reputation from inspiring English sources

His run at last year's fringe certainly established a sizeable reputation for him over here, at least among the comedy cognoscenti.

One of the biggest risks was to the party's own reputation, which suffered a sizeable blow when Lib Dems helped to pass legislation for tuition fees - something they had pledged to oppose in their election manifesto.

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The player developed a reputation for catastrophic collapses in confidence ("if there were a sizeable crowd watching she might choke on a teaspoonful of cod liver oil", remarked one tennis writer) and for seven years the tennis press speculated over whether Mauresmo would be the most talented tennis player never to win a grand slam.

A sizeable sum.

"That is a sizeable risk.

The country has a sizeable trade surplus.

And that would be a sizeable whack.

That, though, remains a sizeable "if".

It also has a sizeable military arm.

"You'd need a sizeable client base.