The phrase "a sizeable slice of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant portion of something, often in discussions about resources, demographics, or opinions.
Example: "A sizeable slice of the population supports the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "a substantial portion of the" or "a significant share of the".
The party is now fully rehabilitated among the ranks of small rightwing minor parties, which between them command a sizeable slice of the Senate vote.
And both seemed to guard their independence fiercely.One reason that both parties were keen to do a deal is that the newly minted firm will control a sizeable slice of the world's confectionery market.
After the oil boom of the early 1970s this became a fundamental tenet of Saudi foreign policy, and a sizeable slice of the country's vast oil revenues has been devoted to promoting Wahhabism at the expense of more tolerant forms of Islam.
But it could also have a bigger impact on traditional media companies than the industry expects.In this section Clearing up Cable & Wireless The rich hurt less Commercial brake The shredding of Jac Nasser OPEC and the voice of doom ICANN call it what I want Better broken ReprintsAdvertising spending by dot.coms is now a sizeable slice of the overall advertising pie.
But it's not just funny: famously, a sizeable slice of America's population claim to get their news from the show.
Just minutes after the interval, Hughton's side saw all their good work unravelled thanks to a sizeable slice of misfortune.
Unsurprisingly, Apple's iPad dominates the field — taking a majority of the market in all three countries, and accounting for a whopping 79percentt of the tablets owned in the U.K. In Spain, the iPad also dominates, with 52percentt of the tablet market, but Samsung's Galaxy Tab series has carved out a sizeable slice — taking 17percentt of the Spanish tablet market.
And being a still relatively sizeable slice of hardware, it's not a very elegant thing to stick on personal mobile electrics like smartphones and laptops.
Two of the most successful first-generation biotech companies Genentech and Chiron had to sell sizeable slices of their souls to big pharma on the way.
Even without the threat of a breakaway, the car makers were bound to demand a bigger slice of the gross television revenues, as well as sizeable chunks of the promoters' fees.Kirch at a crossroadsWhere does all this leave Mr Kirch?
A sizeable chunk of the $13bn relates to customer redress.
