Sentence examples for a very sizeable from inspiring English sources

In Florida, 1.3 million people have prior felony convictions, making this a very sizeable chunk of a total eligible electorate of 11 million.

"Let's not be mistaken, it's a very sizeable investment that is required, but with the flexibility and the overall return that you get in the years to come, we feel it is a sufficient compensation for that cost".

"This further £35 million cash injection coupled with my earlier investment of £40.8 million will add up to a very sizeable £75.8 million invested in the club.

While smartphones are now at 1.2 billion in annual unit sales, there is still a very sizeable feature phone market, with 700 million of these sold in 2014.

Indeed, in getting to the documents - which got their nickname from Prince Charles's distinctive style of handwriting -, Mr Evans has carved "a very sizeable hole" in the legislation, to use the words of one rather annoyed senior mandarin.

Assuming the product experience itself is relevant, which is why news and personal stories are interesting, even a low conversion rate to Paper would be a very sizeable audience.

General Philip Breedlove, Nato's supreme commander, has warned that Russia had assembled a "very, very sizeable and very, very ready" force on Ukraine's eastern border that could be planning to head for Transnistria, a Russian-speaking enclave that declared independence from Moldova in 1991.

But not doing the due diligence on that clearly cost him a second very sizeable personal fortune.

"The fact that the regulatory activity in Morecambe Bay could have been better was undoubtedly a feature of the very, very sizeable agenda CQC had to lead".

The employment challenges across most G20 countries are still very sizeable both in terms of a persistently large jobs gap and low quality of many available jobs.

It seems that the 'post-NPfIT autonomy' surrounding procurement has come at a price while hospitals can now choose software vendors, they find it difficult to do this in a considered way and there is a shortage of expertise and experience in negotiating what are often very sizeable contracts.