Sentence examples similar to sizeable collective from inspiring English sources
However, other studies show that for the most sizeable collectives, namely employers, the premium is most important.
And bodies like the African Union or the Arab League really do not have the sizeable strength or collective history to sustain any lengthy presence, barring any backup from stronger allies.
Between 1949 and 1962, land in accessible areas was collectivised, but this left a sizeable proportion out of collective or state arm ownership.
Every spring, an April day rolls around when a sizeable number of Princeton seniors heave a collective sigh of relief.
More importantly, a sizeable part of the audience will, while doing all this, be racking its collective brain.
But after the cops had found 19kg of coke, crack and heroin stuffed into "the base of a settee in [his] flat", he and 32-year-old accomplice Dean Smith were on Friday both sentenced to a collective 21 years in jail for possessing and intending to supply a sizeable stash of class A drugs.
"There can be no hiding away from the fact that those Council members have put a personal matter above the greater good of the RFU and failed to recognise their collective responsibility that Martyn has won two votes of no confidence by a sizeable margin".
The "if", though, is sizeable.
The cost is sizeable too.
