If he comes back onto Middlesex's wage bill that eats up a sizeable sum of the pot I have got.
However, the occasion may be used as an excuse to slip a sizeable sum of money contrary to the trifle dictated by the traditional approach to a public official to extract favorable treatment.
"For Parliament to introduce additional trip wires at this stage would create uncertainty, undermine the message about rollout of improved terms and conditions and cast doubt about our intention to spend the sizeable sum of money - the £1.8bn - that we have available to support this agenda.
"The trouble is most of those buying now and paying later have little idea of just how crippling debt can be, nor the sizeable sums of interest they will end up paying," he says.
The government could end up having to stuff sizeable sums of new capital into some of the regional banks, which are disproportionately weighed down with fast-souring commercial-property loans.
Many countries spend sizeable sums of public money on R&D grants to alleviate debt and equity gaps for small firms' innovation projects.
SpatialOS was first announced over a year ago — and at the time, it was the first glimpse of what, exactly, Improbable, founded in 2012 by Cambridge academics Narula and Rob Whitehead, had been building with its significant funding (it's raised over $20 million to date, a sizeable sum for a stealthy startup out of London).
The Rhodes Must Fall movement said the statue of the man who was an ardent imperialist and left a sizeable sum to the college in his will, was representative of Britain's "imperial blind spot" and should be taken down.
"This is still a sizeable sum for a not-for-profit that is already dealing with the burden of increased costs, and I do not think the impact should be downplayed.
A sizeable sum for an exhibition was only seen by a very small audience, 800 residents of the village and the handful of press that attended the opening, but Mraz believes that it still had an impact.
While it's a sizeable sum to most people, in this room – filled with more than 1,000 bankers sporting black ties and quaffing champagne – £20,000 seemed paltry, particularly when it was coming out of the pocket of the great survivor of the financial crisis.
