Sentence examples for to make sizeable from inspiring English sources

THE INGREDIENTS were all there for opposition parties to make sizeable gains in Japan's general election on December 14th.

The deadline for Portsmouth to make sizeable inroads into these debts and to persuade the league not to keep hold of the £7m is tomorrow.

The [deal] gives developers the certainty they need to make sizeable investments like this one, by providing protection for a political risk that is outside of their control.

This confirmed what many tourist-facing businesses already suspected: as China's burgeoning middle classes become more accustomed to foreign travel, the organisations that work out how to get their business stand to make sizeable amounts of money.

"Diplomats are expected to earn enough money to supplement their paltry salaries and be able to make sizeable financial contributions to the central government in Pyongyang," Global Initiative claims.

Holt had his hand on the table numerous times, but was unable to make sizeable, frame-winning contributions.

Axelrod argued that the Conservatives' sudden switch from talking about Trident and the character of the Labour leader to making sizeable spending promises about the NHS and other policy areas was being noticed by the electorate.

Mandelson rejected the notion that there has been a hole at the centre of the election debate – namely how the parties will make sizeable reductions.

Goldman said GM is facing large SUV inventories especially as the T-900 prepares to launch, thus making sizeable third-quarter production cuts hard too avoid.

But the current culture of philanthropy in this country has neither the scale nor the scope to make a sizeable difference to the sector's financing.

When a student is going to make a sizeable investment in their education, they want it to be at the best possible university, he says.