Sentence examples for sizeable trust from inspiring English sources
He inherited a sizeable trust from his grandfather, a former CEO of GEICO Insurance.
High fashion, once the preserve of thirtysomethings with sizeable wage packets or trust funds, is now coming to teenagers still dependent on pocket money.
In five of the six countries, including Britain, mistrust prevailed over trust by sizeable margins, whereas in 2007 – with the exception of the UK – the opposite was the case.
The trust has a sizeable investment portfolio which it uses partly to support the journalism year on year and partly to invest in long-term structural change to keep up with digital transformation.
The Republicans are divided between hawks and isolationists, plus a sizeable conservative caucus who do not trust this "socialist" president on anything.Mr Obama strove to broaden the debate, denying that his personal credibility was at issue, although he publicly warned Mr Assad in 2012 that the use of chemical weapons would cross a "red line".
Trusts can earn a sizeable amount for the private work after the government raised the cap of the amount they can derive from private work to 49%.
In 2009, fund manager New Star wound up its Heart of Africa trust, and investors lost a sizeable chunk of their money.
A significant number of foundation trusts (FT) are sitting on sizeable stockpiles of cash with no plan for what they intend to do with it.
Professor John Colleyfrom Warwick Business School said anti-trust regulators were likely to demand sizeable concessions, which could include selling businesses where the combined firm would control too much of a particular market.
But there was still a sizeable minority on the Tory backbenches who did not trust Mr Cameron and hated their party's alliance with the Lib Dems.
