When Ms Bonvicini first started making sizeable works, she says that their "hugeness was almost existential".
Next to Hafez's sizeable work is a painting of a wailing Umm Kulthum, the legendary Cairo singer, by George Bahgory.
The research conducted by Edelman Berland on freelance workers, which includes segments which would normally be classed as casual labour, suggests that a sizeable proportion of those working casual may be doing so out of choice – for reasons of flexibility, or for opportunities to learn new skills.
One of the few positive aspects of Edin's book is when it catalogues how the earned income tax credit (EITC), a key platform of the 90s US welfare reforms, has lifted a sizeable segment of the working poor out of poverty.
A sizeable group (41%) reported working between 35 and 80 h a week, exceeding the Australian maximum 38-h workweek for full-time employees stipulated by the Fair Work Act 2009 (NSW).
Considering the latter part of one's career provides a better indication of preferences and, as the average job tenure in our sample of current employees is 21 years (while retirees have spent, on average, 25 years in their last job), we capture a sizeable part of the working life.
The atomisation of a sizeable chunk of the working class – as they moved from unionised industries into zero hours contracts and low paid insecure service sector jobs – is a problem that disproportionately haunts Labour.
Even in modern service economies, a sizeable fraction of the working population is exposed to high physical job demands [ 11, 12], thus this is likely to infer a considerable public health impact.
They break up the innovation process into a large number of small steps and then assign (often sizeable) teams to work on each step.
You still have a pretty sizeable screen to work with at 11.1-inches and 1366×768 resolution and the 2GHz Atom N550 CPU, based on Intel's new Pine Trail design, doesn't feel lethargic unless you get a lot of programs open and running at once or you try to render video.
