Sentence examples for sizable store from inspiring English sources

The company has a sizable store of cash from its initial public offering, with more than $1 billion in cash and marketable securities.

Ms. Sui loves an underexposed brand; she has countless 1960's-era dishes from Arabia, a Finnish company, and a sizable store of linens by Vera, an American company known for its graphic, even psychedelic, prints.

But Walmart is showing that its sizable store fleet, which the company has said is within 10 miles of 90% of the U.S. population, is a powerful weapon.

Getting started with the app requires a fair bit of patience, as it analyzes all of the tracks stored on your device and pings Gracenote's sizable store of musical information to determine what mood each track belongs too.

Now Expect Labs has tapped big data startup Factual Inc. and its sizable store of location data in a bid to make its vaunted Anticipatory Computing Engine even smarter.

The complete silence from that city puzzled the General Staff; they knew that no large enemy raid had occurred and that no sizable store of explosives was in Hiroshima at that time.

Specifically, the presence of large vacant lots behind sizable stores, office buildings, hospitals, and factories devitalize urban activity and its landscape.

Under the Clean Air Act, the E.P.A. requires companies like West Fertilizer to file risk management plans when they use or store sizable quantities of anhydrous ammonia.

With the Tutor Time lease, the brokerage world has been alerted to the possibility of national companies or chains leasing sizable blocks of store space for child care, which would be a novelty for most New York residential neighborhoods.

Despite the delicious flavor of field peas and their prevalence in the South, they are little known in the rest of the country but can nevertheless be found in grocery stores with a sizable Latino clientele; in such stores, they are often sold as cowpeas under the Goya brand.

If it is true, it leaves Mr. Bush only months to find a way to stop North Korea's program before it obtains a sizable enough arsenal to store some weapons and threaten to sell others.