"a sizeable vote" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a large or significant amount of votes. You can use it when describing the results of an election or when discussing the support for a particular candidate or issue. Example: "The candidate was surprised by the sizeable vote she received in the rural areas, which helped her secure a win in the election."
But a sizeable vote against Cameron in a confidence ballot could still prove fatal to his premiership, forcing him to accelerate plans for his departure.
Nick Xenophon and Jacqui Lambie were both successful in winning a sizeable vote in a small state, in part due to their platform as prominent senators, but it didn't work quite so well in larger states.
The result is the aircraft that now stands on the tarmac at Airbus' headquarters in Toulouse, and it seems that airlines have already given it a sizeable vote of confidence.
Milan's stock market soared nearly 4% when exit polls suggested a clear Bersani victory - but lost nearly all of its gains when projections began to show Mr Berlusconi winning a sizeable vote.
The news that it's expanding its offerings to cover even more brands next year is a sizeable vote of confidence in a market that has proven quite challenging for traditional tech and gadget companies.
It's clear that Old Firm fans make up a sizeable voting bloc in a referendum that will be decided by fewer than 5 million voters.
It's clear that Old Firm fans make up a sizeable voting bloc in a referendum that will be decided by fewer than five million voters.
"We recognize that it is very unlikely that we will achieve a very sizeable vote for this resolution given the high percentage of insider ownership," Kowal admits, "but it is still important for us to shine a light on the company's lack of disclosure and strongly encourage them to improve".
It is a sizeable protest vote, given that the Schroder family owns 48% of the shares.
Among Jews in the US, a sizeable majority vote for the Democrats.
Oldham West also has a sizeable Tory vote; 19% backed David Cameron's party in May.
