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Cheung Kong's offering could eat up a lot of the supply.There are still sizeable obstacles to moving yuan in and out of China, however.
However, despite Van Gaal's ill-fated predecessor failing to secure United Champions League football, which cost the club around £50m in revenue, there are still sizeable funds available to the Dutchman.
Note that, even under the favorable trends assumed for the GSE scenario, there are still sizeable differences across Europe in the mortality experience of regional populations.
Despite advances in patient stratification and treatment selection, there are still sizeable segments of human disease with limited effective treatment options.
I think it would be very surprising if there's still sizeable aftermarket support a few days from now.
In the Constructors' Championship, McLaren somewhat caught up on Ferrari, although the gap between the two teams was still sizeable at 19 points.
However, it is hard to imagine what this pool could be, because myofibrillar proteins constitute two-thirds of all muscle protein, and although their turnover is slower than that of sarcoplasmic protein, it is still sizeable at about 60% of the mixed protein rate.
There are still a sizeable number of critics of the tuition fees system no matter what form it takes, and with any cap it might have.
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.
This glamorous image is helping brewers to increase their sales in bars and restaurants of a product that has so far mainly been consumed at home.There are still some sizeable independent brewers in the region, such as Behnoush, and Aujan of Saudi Arabia, which has recently jazzed up the packaging of its popular Barbican beer.
Although the traditional methods are well-established, there are still a sizeable proportion of patients in this category who are not reliably diagnosed in the early stages of the disease [ 3].
