Sentence examples for sizable enough that from inspiring English sources

The contingent is sizable enough that there is usually a knight or two among the nominees; some prognosticators even think that British votes were responsible for propelling Mr. Hooper's "King's Speech" to the top.

By 2010, nearly seven years later, its user base had grown sizable enough that Holt felt justified to return to developing the product full-time.

Unlike a large city, which might have massive foreclosure problems in one area, but is sizable enough that other parts of town are immune, these towns are far less resilient.

The near 90-degree field-of-view on the new Meta 2 is more expansive than anything I've seen to date and was sizable enough that everything I was viewing felt like it had visual context and wasn't just butting into my regularly scheduled line of sight.

That means California, which has a population nearly 70 times larger than that of Wyoming, has only 18.3 times as many electors ― 55 to 3. Trump's Electoral College win, though, was sizable enough that it would survive readjusting for population, although it would be much narrower.

"We start off with the consumer," Mr. Boehle said, "and I think we have managed to build a sizable enough community that should be of interest to advertisers.

Though "Freedom" is sizable enough at 562 pages, it read to me like a much longer book.

RPS compliance costs appear negligible with new wind projects reportedly contracted for well under 3(US ¢/kWh, in part as a result of a 1.7(US ¢/kWh production tax credit, an outstanding wind resource and an RPS that is sizable enough to drive project economies of scale.

Three men had differences that were sizable enough to be shown at the ends of the boxplot (one negative and two positive).

That's a sizable enough price point to potentially slow adoption among more casual users.

Ultimately, even with competitors getting some share, you need to make a compelling case that your sandbox is sizable enough for you to build a big company.