adjective
Other Word Forms
- sizableness noun
- sizably adverb
- unsizable adjective
Etymology
Origin of sizable
Example Sentences
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But he notes that the deal carries “clear and sizable execution risks” when it comes to integration.
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Coles tells clients in a note that the investment is sizable relative to Navigator’s goal of hitting US$200 million in fiscal 2030 Ebitda.
Observable demand destruction has cut about 1 billion cubic feet per day so far, with additional volumes displaced through fuel switching, still leaving a sizable gap.
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It’s surprising because ARK invests in disruptive innovators that it believes can deliver sizable long-term returns, so tends to buy the dip when there’s a major selloff in one of the stocks it likes.
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It’s surprising because ARK invests in disruptive innovators that it believes can deliver sizable long-term returns, so tends to buy the dip when there’s a major selloff in one of the stocks it likes.
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