Sentence examples for if sizable from inspiring English sources

At first blush, the 19 pages of financial disclosures that Meg Whitman filed earlier this year for her run for governor of California are a humdrum blur of ordinary, if sizable, investments — until one for more than $1 million in an "entertainment/production" company called "Tools Down! Productions".

Lower East Side Through July 8 It makes some sense that the first part (of three) of Bjarne Melgaard's latest excursion into over-the-top group showdom should center on two cute if sizable tiger cubs, lolling about a wire enclosure under the watchful eyes of their trainers.

Last week, an empty if sizable garage in Camberwell – somewhere to put a car, that is, not a repair business or petrol station – was sold at auction for £550,000, having been put on the market by Southwark council as a "development opportunity".

If sizable deletions accompany one in every 100 new Alu retroposition events in vivo, the genomic impact of these events could be substantial.

Separate tissue samples identified by location were sent to the microbiology laboratory to rule out infection and, if sizable, retrieved after culture preparation for further histological analysis.

If that's true -- and granted, that's a sizable "if" -- Snowden has disclosed things that the government has been doing legally.

There's a real danger we could wind up with our water supplies and electricity cut off if a sizable earthquake goes off.

If a sizable share of the jobs being created were low-wage jobs — which was the case from the first quarter of 2010 through the first quarter of 2012, anyway — the average wage could get dragged down.

Despite the gathering momentum of 2009, several challenges will have to be overcome if a sizable portion of the world's auto fleet is to be replaced with electric or hybrid vehicles.

There are, after all, 100 senators, and we know from several centuries of experience that the nation can survive quite nicely even if a sizable minority are brain-dead bank robbers.

Over this past year, Russia has undergone a much-chronicled change: Large protests erupted against fraud in December parliamentary elections, and a vocal if not sizable opposition to Vladimir V. Putin has emerged, muffled but not silenced since he again ascended to the presidency after winning election in March.