Sentence examples for sizeable mass from inspiring English sources

Already, disabled people make up just under 20% of our population: a sizeable mass of potential voters, you might think.

For example, faint residual uptake in a tiny lung nodule that was previously intense on the baseline evaluation is likely to reflect residual tumour, whereas uptake of similar intensity through a sizeable residual mass in the lung is likely to purely reflect normal soft tissue activity.

However, as Robert Earnshaw bore down on the goal behind which Cardiff's sizeable support was massed, after the error-prone Blake had misjudged the bounce of the ball in the seventh minute, he was wearing the red of Forest.

In one interview, Armstrong estimated their number at "about 20%" - a sizeable minority indeed given the masses that line the route.

Both parties have been hollowed out; neither possesses a mass membership or a sizeable number of activists.

Napoleon gradually became more convinced that the Austrians were massed at Ulm and ordered sizeable portions of the French army to concentrate around Donauwörth; on October 6, three French infantry and cavalry corps headed to Donauwörth to seal off Mack's escape route.

But this is an area of technology where critical mass will be required to effect sizeable benefits for everyday drivers, so any progress in terms of new automakers rolling out similar features is noteworthy.

Older people represent a sizeable population of the UK.

Coarse particles comprise a sizeable fraction of total PM air pollution when measured by mass per volume of air.

Additionally, sizeable cost reductions are possible through a concept called "mass customization" that is being pursued in the US Department of Energy's Solid State Energy Conversion Alliance SECAA).

Whether there is a minimal number of pancreatic islets needed to maintain proper blood glucose levels or a sizeable reduction (e.g. by 50%) in β-cell mass directly results in diabetes is not yet clear (Kahn et al, 2009).