Sentence examples for rather sizable from inspiring English sources

Computers normally ''trap" overflows as an ''exception". The exceptions are usually handled by a software ''interrupt handler," and this can greatly slow down the processing by the computer (one numerical calculation is being replaced by a rather sizable program).

Additionally, and of this I am less certain, but I believe Kazakhstan had a rather sizable stockpile of nuclear warheads after the dissolution of the USSR that it eventually returned to Russia as well.

"After Summer College, I was able to use the research that I conducted at Cornell to win a rather sizable scholarship in a science competition that led to me presenting my research in London".

I don't know where we'll go but we'll go someplace and then I have the problem of moving my effects out of my office in Washington, a rather sizable job.

WHEN Michael Govan, director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, began talking with the artist Jeff Koons about building a reproduction of a 1943 Baldwin locomotive (suspended from a crane) outside the museum, talk soon turned to rather sizable engineering challenges.

Plus, we can't forget that the acquisition of Motorola has left Google with a rather sizable hardware team.

In Facebook's case, based on its 2016 full year revenue, the new rules mean it could be facing fines that exceed a billion dollars — giving the company a rather more sizable incentive to ensure it meets the EU's privacy standards and isn't found to be playing fast and loose with users' data.

Rather distressingly, a sizable number of the crowd take the hippy ethos of the venue to heart and decide naked stagediving is an acceptable idea.

While Google doesn't say how big these drones are, we're not talking about a little DJI drone here, but rather a pretty sizable craft.

No one really said that, but I think I anticipated that — why else would they call me?" Kaman didn't enjoy playing — or rather not playing sizable minutes — for D'Antoni.

Mr. Gould gets by with his sizable, husky, rather leathery voice.