Sentence examples for sizable groups of from inspiring English sources
By the 1980s sizable groups of Mexicans and Vietnamese also had arrived.
The contests yesterday marked the first time the candidates faced competitive races in states with sizable groups of minority voters.
Working with Ms. Taymor and, in 2000, with the Rockettes (he choreographed "Carnivale," which was never fully realized because of the Sept. 11 attacks), Mr. Dendy learned the logistics of coordinating sizable groups of dancers.
Scott, a staff artist at The New York Times, does not always adequately document the ethnic diversity of many of the nations she covers; for example, in her discussion of Trinidad and Jamaica, she ignores the sizable groups of ethnic Asians and Europeans as well as the indigenous population, and focuses only on people of African descent.
Google Groups, Facebook Messenger and others weren't built around the specific needs of managing sizable groups of people like on-demand workers or a city's-worth of dinner hosts.
Four sizable groups of people are referred to as "national minorities" (nationale Minderheiten) because they have lived in their respective regions for centuries: Danes, Frisians, Roma and Sinti, and Sorbs.
A sizable group of opposition politicians angrily boycotted the vote.
A sizable group of rebels has sent surrender feelers, Gen. Manuel Teodosio said.
A sizable group of artisans and craftsmen, producing specialized goods, belonged to the lower economic classes.
Mr. Jeffries, a lawyer at the firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, is marshaling a sizable group of young volunteers.
A sizable group of players, including Geoffrey Keezer, the Harlem String Quartet, and the longtime Corea collaborator Gary Burton, pay tribute to him.
