Sentence examples for in which sizeable from inspiring English sources

In 2012, he was named as executive chairman of insurance company Aviva after its chief executive, Andrew Moss, was ousted during the so-called "shareholder spring", in which sizeable numbers of investors rebelled against boardroom pay in that year's round of annual meetings.

Al-Qadhafi claimed Libya would rather "keep its oil in the ground" and wait for a more favorable overseas investment climate than continue high levels of production in an environment in which sizeable portions of its oil-related assets could be seized.

In theory, there may even be circumstances in which sizeable differences in some of these aspects do not prevent the method from providing accurate estimates (e.g., a difference in timing of an intervention whose effects have been shown to not be very sensitive to the timing of its administration).

The Interrupters is an invitation to take a close-up look at the hostile conditions in which a sizeable minority of Americans continue to live in an era that's produced the nation's first black president.

With these two ingredients, namely locality and imitation, it is generally observed [6], [11], [13] that states in which a sizeable part of the population cooperates emerge (at least for values of b not too close to 2), the mechanism for this emergence being the formation of clusters of cooperators that can successfully outcompete defectors.

ReprintsIt is the firms in which WestLB retains sizeable stakes that are attracting the greatest scrutiny.

The data depict the current situation of adolescents and their attitudes toward smoking, in which there are sizeable gaps in meeting recommendations for reducing the prevalence of smoking and raising awareness among adolescents about the known health risks associated with smoking.

Several pension funds have brought errant managers to task, especially in smaller companies on the Warsaw bourse, in which they have amassed sizeable stakes.

The New Hampshire primary, in which Sanders has a sizeable lead, is just five days away and could provide another boost to his campaign.

Others talk of de facto nationalization, in which the government owns a sizeable chunk of the banks but not a majority, with all that connotes.

By the end, sprinklers have turned the performing space into a sizeable pond in which the five dancers frolic, stamp and loll, making fearsome waves as they scoot across the floor on their stomachs.