Sentence examples for single sizable from inspiring English sources

And firms that were unable to sell portfolio companies in 2006 and 2007 probably haven't had a single sizable exit since 2000.

Seafood sausage — a mousse of white fish combined with scallops, shrimp and lobster, in a pork casing — was as subtle as the merguez was assertive: the single, sizable sausage came in a beurre blanc and was graced with wilted frisée.

He reasoned that a succession of operations in the south-east of the province and the completion of the barrier minefield at Dat Do meant that no single, sizable threat remained to the populated areas of Phuoc Tuy.

Graham reasoned that a succession of operations in the south-east of the province and the completion of the barrier minefield at Dat Do meant that no single, sizable threat remained to the populated areas of Phuoc Tuy.

Meanwhile, Clinton split delegates with Sanders and salvaged a single, but sizable win in Louisiana's primary.

A sizable single crystal has not been obtained, and most measurements have been performed on polycrystalline samples requiring high-pressure synthesis.

The rationale is discussed in terms of the two-hit somatic mutation theory of Armitage and Doll, with an initial hit produced by the first dose of initiator and expansion of single cells to sizable clones by promotion thereby increasing the probability of a second hit by the second dose of initiator.

The first of these ions was particularly prevalent in early research, having a sizable single-ion anisotropy when in the octahedral configuration, which can define an Ising-type ground state.

Still, some experts expressed concern about the explosive power of a single incident -- a sizable terror attack by an extremist Israeli or Palestinian -- to ignite the area.

Especially since the 2nd population of supposed single RFP seems quite sizable in the FACS dot blots.

The data augmentation strategy by merging the single sample with a sizable cohort from a compatible platform is one solution under the current expression-based molecular subtyping.