Sentence examples for sizable economic from inspiring English sources
All this environmental damage levies sizable economic costs.
As a manager of his hedge funds, he already had indirect and sizable economic exposure to Sears.
A study released by the European Commission on Thursday found that countries taking the most refugees would receive "sizable" economic benefits in terms of GDP, employment rates, and long-term budget sustainability.
The White House says the president has become convinced of the need for a sizable economic package but wants to consult with Democrats and Republicans in Congress on its size and shape.
When wages are lower, workers leave the state, depressing job creation, and there's a sizable economic loss to the state.
Obama's, according the Rasmussen Report, is roughly 46% today, due to the sizable economic woes of Americans and the administration's favorable treatment of Wall Street.
A sizable body of economic research suggests that minimum-wage hikes do not have a significant impact on employment.
While calling Lisbon's overhaul efforts "impressive," Nemat Shafik, deputy managing director of the I.M.F., warned in a statement that "the near-term outlook is uncertain, and sizable medium-term economic challenges remain".
cited continued high financing costs for European countries and weakness in European banks as two risks that had the capability to intensify each other and lead to "sizable contractions" in economic activity.
The Fed has also been looking for a sizable increase in economic growth, but that has not materialized and is unlikely to, given various headwinds, including the prospect of another round of damaging budget fights in Washington.
That boom (or super-cycle, as some call it) was driven in large part by China's voracious demand for natural resources, and it had a profound impact on the global economy, providing a sizable boost to economic growth in many developing countries and creating a drag on growth in countries that depend on imported oil (like the U.S).
