Sentence examples for not too sizable from inspiring English sources

Privalia had raised more than $500 million in funding since being founded back in 2006, according to CrunchBase, which suggests a not too sizable return for investors.

But if you're a boomer and you want a simple not-too-sizable tattoo, I won't say a discouraging word.

It was too delicious to waste, too sizable to eat.

(Not too high, not too low).

David Joy, chief market strategist and chairman of the Capital Markets Committee for RiverSource Investments, a subsidiary of Ameriprise Financial, is the only FIT member that doesn't believe the U.S. is in a real deflationary period right now, because the monetary policy response from the government was too sizable and rapid.

Lenders are far less willing today to finance big deals, at least not without sizable equity.

But in an interview, Mr. Sekeris said that this strategy was not without sizable risk.

Stadiums have caused similar, if not so sizable, headaches for cities like Milwaukee, Chicago and Philadelphia.

That may not sound too important, but it means that now that a sizable portion of the federal government — and intelligence agencies — aren't protected against an easy class of impersonated emails.

He did not have a sizable business advertising campaign on his behalf.

Still, most angel capital groups do not charge entrepreneurs sizable fees.