Sentence examples for sizable representation from inspiring English sources

When he left the committee, the reformers had gained control of nearly half the party organization in the city, along with sizable representation on the City Council, in Albany and in Congress.

A sizable representation from this coterie has already chartered buses so they can witness "Grey Gardens" in its third life — as a musical, of all things, opening Tuesday at Playwrights Horizons.

The Church membership is now largely middle-class, with a sizable representation of the rural and urban poor; and though the membership in rural and suburban areas is largely white, there is a broad ethnic range in the cities.

A guest list for the funeral was drawn-up which is likely to include not just foreign dignitaries, politicians and friends and family of Lady Thatcher but also a sizable representation from across the grassroots of the Conservative Party that was always her biggest base.

A guest list for the funeral was drawn-up which is likely to include not just foreign dignitaries, politicians and friends and family of Baroness Thatcher but also a sizable representation from across the grassroots of the Conservative Party that was always her biggest base.

Most were non-Hispanic white (62.8%), with sizable representation of non-Hispanic African-Americans (15.8%) and Mexican-Americans (15.8%).

The military is predominantly Shia, although it does have a sizable Sunni representation.

Regardless in which world metropolis we reside, a single 24-hour cycle affords a sizable cross-representation of the world's cultural and industrial production.

However, the interpretation of the findings in this review is limited by the lack of representation for some sizable populations.

These sizable effects underscore the likelihood that some combination of passive and active representation at the classroom level affects socially, academically, and developmentally important student outcomes".

Much of the media coverage on the protests ― including this recent one on abortion ― highlights the growing frustration among Poland's liberal population, but there is still a sizable contingency within the traditionally religious nation who believe the law, and the current ruling party, are an accurate representation of their values, if not even a little too liberal.