Sentence examples for sizable representative from inspiring English sources

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Our sample is sizable and representative.

With his sizable voice he sang beautifully.

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.

People remained "indifferent" to the government, so to engage them, he started to form district councils with representatives from every sizable village.

When they had everything properly arranged and lit Aran picked up an acoustic guitar, Kelly picked up a flute, Fred Thomas (who plays in Saturday Looks Good to Me, which Kelly used to sing for) picked up a set of bongos and a djembe, and the thirty or so representatives of Ann Arbors sizable indie rocker, weirdo artsy crust punk, and hardcore witchcraft scenes sat in a semicircle around them. .

Since then, there have been no meetings of the Jerusalem district planning committee, an Interior Ministry panel of government and municipal representatives that must approve any sizable projects in the city.

Third, we can collect a sizable sample of data that is more likely representative of the population as a whole.

The sale of souvenirs of the visit should generate some money but not enough to make a sizable dent in the cost of the trip, representatives of the archdioceses said.

And it may well be that a sizable regular paycheck has helped mend the finances of Representative Walsh, who changed jobs frequently before his election to Congress and has few assets, according to his most recent financial disclosure forms.

Its large Hispanic population – and sizable black and Asian communities – make it the state most representative of America among the first four.