Sentence examples for sizable new from inspiring English sources

The state budget that Gov. George E. Pataki proposed here today blew a sizable new hole in the New York City budget plan that his fellow Republican, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, proposed just 24 hours earlier.

In New York City, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called Wednesday for a sizable new income tax on people who work but do not live in the city, a proposal that would affect thousands of Westchester residents.

Still, he said, with the exception of a lease of about 6,300 square feet to the New York Restaurant School two months ago, 1 Hudson Square has not signed any sizable new tenants lately, and still has about 200,000 square feet of space available for rent.

A26 NEW YORK/REGION B1-12 CommuTax Tax Proposed, Upsetting Some Officials Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called for a sizable new income tax on commuters who work, but don't live in New York City, setting the stage for almost certain conflict with some of the state officials whose approval he would need to impose it.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg called yesterday for a sizable new income tax on commuters who work, but don't live, in New York City, setting the stage for almost certain conflict with some of the state officials whose approval he would need to impose it.

With resistance on bad news and with the closeout-merchandise season starting, the M100 opened a sizable new position in the stock.

The houses are built by central actors from the building industry with high potential of being representative for a sizable, new-built housing stock rather than with focus on system optimisation.

At City Ballet, this year's crop is sizable — 5 new apprentices and 10 new corps members.

It appears with a sizable New York strip steak with a peppery crust, and therein lies the solution to this minor mystery.

Mr. Silver has often sided with upstate and suburban Democrats and against the Assembly's sizable New York City delegation in what has become a continuing struggle for control over the party's direction, at least in that chamber.

Ms. Whitfield, a San Francisco cabaret singer with a sizable New York following, continues to deepen as an interpreter, bending the timbres of her extra-dry-martini voice to evoke a complicated mixture of longing and sly humor.