Sentence examples for sizeable points from inspiring English sources

Wales failed to really dent England's sizeable points difference advantage, scoring a try by hooker Richard Hibbard, while full-back Leigh Halfpenny booted the conversion and seven penalties for a personal 23-point haul.

Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo is the only other driver mathematically still in it, but such is Mercedes' advantage over the field and the sizeable points gap between them - Ricciardo trails Hamilton by 92 points - it's essentially a two-horse race.

The overall finding of that sizeable literature points to a negative link between age and perception of quality as well as a negative link between chronic illness and perception of quality (Miller and Luft [ 23, 24],).

It has also committed to making it easier for passengers using NRE to find info about the routes on which their ticket is valid — another sizeable pain-point for train users thanks to fiendish ticketing complexities that appear intentional and profiteering in their scope.

Across all European OECD countries, differences in the employment and unemployment rates between immigrants and natives are smaller than in the seven countries investigated here but still sizeable: 4.3 percentage points for unemployment and 2.9 percentage points for employment.

March GDP figures show exports grew by 10% and the mining industry contributed a pretty sizeable 1.1 percentage points to annual GDP growth – almost double the 0.6 percentage points contribution of the finance and insurance industry.

In the Constructors' Championship, McLaren somewhat caught up on Ferrari, although the gap between the two teams was still sizeable at 19 points.

The former owner of one club said bar managers could draw an annual salary of up to £35,000 from their "pontos" or "points" – a sizeable wage in a country where the minimum monthly wage is around £185.

Consistent with the measured neurons, the acoustic CDs are mainly positive and mostly within 350 μs, but with a sizeable number of data points with negative or with large CDs.

After trailing Aécio Neves, of the centre-right Party of Brazilian Social Democracy (PSDB), by a whisker, the left-wing incumbent, Dilma Rousseff this week opened up a sizeable six-to-eight point lead.

The immediate impact of STW on average hours worked of permanent workers is sizeable: a one percentage point increase in the STW take-up rate increases the contemporaneous output elasticity of average hours worked by about 0.25 (column 1), or about 10 hours in the case of full-time workers with a regular working week of 40 hours11.