Sentence examples for represent a sizeable from inspiring English sources

The three lost or unrenewed contracts will represent a sizeable dent in her multi-million pound earnings.

Though religious leaders represent a sizeable cluster of peace prize winners, they each had particularly difficult routes to get there.

If De Gea does stay it would represent a sizeable coup as the Spanish international goalkeeper nearly joined Real Madrid at the end of last August's transfer window.

As the area's total population is just 792,000, the properties in question represent a sizeable proportion of the housing stock.

Although Pashtun make up 42% of the poulation, the main non-Pashtun groups combined – Tajiks, Hazaras and Uzbeks– also represent a sizeable proportion of the population at over 45%.

What is interesting is how little consumer protest there is about this issue, by a section of the public who should represent a sizeable (sorry) - and powerful - customer base.

The new budget measure therefore represents a sizeable proportional increase in their tax liabilities.

The small business owner represents a sizeable segment of the growing Greens base whose traditional allegiances lean right.

Females produce egg cells, which are relatively large structures representing a sizeable investment in the future compared to sperm cells.

Few at the meeting spoke out against the tie-up, but the 17% who did not vote in favour represents a sizeable rebellion.

Officially it represents a sizeable proportion of economic activity, with recent estimates suggesting it generates €240m (£205m) in revenue and employs 9,300 people directly, as well as a further 5,100 indirectly.