Sentence examples for sizeable worry from inspiring English sources

It faced a $900m revenue shortfall a sizeable worry in a state with an annual budget of about $6 billion.

But amid the pomp and ceremony of the grand opening, there was a sizeable unspoken worry: the plummeting rouble and increasingly treacherous economic situation in Russia.

While the vote passed with a clear majority, a sizeable minority opposed the deal, worrying that Shell may be paying too much for BG given the sharp drop in the price of crude, which has tumbled from $55 a barrel when the deal was struck last April to about $31 now.

He acknowledged that a sizeable proportion of the population had worries about the development of GM products.

A sizeable minority of respondents (25.6%) were worried that registering as donors is like tempting death, despite the fact that about 95% of the participants did not find organ donation unacceptable because of religious issues [ 30].

Some Sri Lankans worry that Chinese state-backed firms will take over sizeable tracts of land and control strategic assets; it is only a small step from there for China to be meddling in Sri Lankan affairs.

Jordan's sizeable commitment to the fight against ISIS has the government in Amman worried that it will be targeted by the militants.

The regulator has been performing a fine balancing act over the last couple of years on this issue — with larger operators O2, Vodafone and T-Mobile/Orange (the Everything Everywhere JV), wanting to ensure they get sizeable shares of spectrum to serve their existing customer bases, doing battle with smaller operators worried about getting shut out of the process.

But as with any sizeable, ambitious initiative, there are questions about whether it will achieve the desired results and even worries that it could produce a few adverse ones.

The "if", though, is sizeable.

The cost is sizeable too.