Sentence examples for sizable though from inspiring English sources

True to its original character as a fishing port, Hong Kong has a sizable, though rapidly dwindling, marine settlement.

The atmosphere at both rallies was buoyant and the crowds were sizable, though in Columbus the turnout did not fill the Schottenstein Center's 18,300 seats.

The two computer businesses were both sizable though weak when Hewlett-Packard completed its controversial purchase of Compaq Computer in May 2002.

Mr. Greenspan is also trying to gauge the proper stance for interest rate policy at a time when Congress and the administration seem increasingly likely to agree on a sizable, though as yet undefined, package of fiscal stimulus measures.

In an interview on Friday, Rogelio Pfirter, director general of the chemical weapons organization, described the mustard gas stockpile as quite sizable, though the former Soviet Union and the United States both declared that they had made thousands of tons of the deadly agent.

In 2000 she plunked a sizable (though undisclosed) sum into a Seattle-based handbag firm, Accessory Design Holdings.

The weekly running costs for "Rain" are not expected to decline much because the Atkinson is still a sizable theater, though the Simon is bigger at 1,450 seats.

On Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Ho's aging Hotel Lisboa and the nearby Wynn and Sands Macao casinos were all attracting sizable crowds — though each seemed to have its niche.

We find that model (1) cannot be easily adapted to include the presence of the scaffold, as the number of intermediate steps and complexes in fully active scaffold formation process is quite sizable, even though many of those steps are never detected experimentally.

This is possible because of the large ζ-potential of silicon, which makes the electro-osmotic fluid motion sizable even though the electric field generated by the reaction is weak.

Actuation with water is possible because of the large ζ-potential of silicon, which makes the electro-osmotic fluid motion sizable even though the electric field generated by the reaction is weak.