The distaste for inflation is such that a 1996 study (titled, aptly, "Why Do People Dislike Inflation?"), by the Yale economist Robert Shiller, found that, in countries around the world, sizable majorities said that they would prefer low inflation and high unemployment to high inflation and low unemployment, even if that meant that millions of extra people would go without work.
In nearly two decades of disastrous corruption and disruption inside Somalia, hundreds of thousands of Somalis have fled to new communities around the world, including sizable populations in Toronto, Minnesota and elsewhere in North America.
I got the sense that there was a sizable world beneath our feet.
And the gap between the United States women and the rest of the world remained as sizable as ever in this tournament.
Since 2011, Möhle says it's tracked a growing interest in privacy, and says the product has found users all over the world — including a sizable proportion in the U.S., which he describes as a major market for Tutanota.
He founded the sizable New World International Wine Competition, in San Bernardino.
The second phase of European immigration, from 1896 to 1929 (interrupted by World War I), included sizable influxes from Germany, Scandinavia, Russia, Poland, Ukraine, and Italy.
During World War I a sizable number of African Americans moved north to work in Gary, and by the 1930s they constituted one-sixth of Gary's population.
"If you had 30 or 40 million migrating to other parts of the world, that's a sizable problem for which we have to prepare.
"The Power of Two," his duet show with the Broadway heartthrob Cheyenne Jackson last June, injected a note of gay pride into a cabaret world that, despite its sizable gay audience, is reticent about sexuality, at least in its upper echelon.
Waymon Heard said the family was uneasy about giving up the old peanut quota system, which guarantees them $610 a ton for their peanuts, roughly twice the world price, and a sizable share of the American domestic market.
