Sentence examples for sizeable job from inspiring English sources

It's a sizeable job: although she was just 22 when she died in 2001, she had been recording since being discovered by R Kelly at age 14. (Speaking of which, why isn't the sultry early hit Age Ain't Nothing But a Number included here?) This being the case, the main attraction for fans won't be the 10 randomly chosen hits and B-sides, but six new songs completed during summer 2001.

Since the article was published, the rate of churn has increased sharply.In February this year, 119 CEOs left their jobs at sizeable American companies, according to data compiled by Challenger, Gray & Christmas, an outplacement firm based in Chicago.

Our results provide evidence that, in some cases, there are sizeable spillover effects of husbands' job loss on the mental health of their wives and of mothers' job loss on their young-adult daughters, implying that previous studies that do not address this underestimate the public health costs of job loss.

An oil price substantially below that would complicate the SNP's costings for an independent Scotland, which would be looking to the North Sea for a sizeable contribution in tax and jobs.

Overeducation incidence within the cohort decreases as workers progress through their careers but remains sizeable 12 years after the first job.

It has already put in place a sizeable redundancy fund to pay for the job cuts.

Though the replacement of my sadly sizeable nose with a little pointy whiskered job is arguably an improvement, so that comes close a second.

Officially, the tourism business in Sicily is sizeable, but it would be bigger still if untaxed and undeclared jobs were counted.Never mind the difficulties of definition and measurement: the industry, from any angle, is huge and growing.

The employment challenges across most G20 countries are still very sizeable both in terms of a persistently large jobs gap and low quality of many available jobs.

Many have merely moved from complete inactivity to unemployment, but there have been sizeable jumps in the proportion who have jobs too.

Last year, the company received 120,000 applicants for 3,000 jobs, and it was the only sizeable American airline to make a profit.Leave well aloneSince Anglo-Saxon companies have tended to be reasonably responsible in the past, without any government bullying, there must a good a priori case for leaving them alone.