sizeable , auch: sizable AmE *

The book was said to have had a sizeable effect.

A sizeable force is perhaps two hours behind us now.

I knew that the area where we were standing was sizeable enough.

Both come with their own living area and sizeable kitchen.

So it takes a sizeable building to house all that stuff.

Along with these other communities also have a sizeable number.

The next sizeable place is the market town of Stone.

No one could have done that without a very sizeable boat.

Someone is taking a great risk for a sizeable objective.

This song was a sizeable hit in a number of countries.

But is that enough to make people spend a sizeable amount?

A society can be sizeable, but it is never a mass association.

I've just been to the bank, and there is quite a sizeable estate.

He never married or had known children, and left a sizeable estate.

In 1851 a sizeable number of children were working the mills.

It was, however, by this time already a sizeable village with its own church.

He died in 1963, and left behind a sizeable collection of weapons.

But, for this to happen, sizeable groups of people had first to experience real participation in history.

It might be a week or more before sizeable parties appeared.

Late afternoon brought them to the banks of quite a sizeable river.

These, while not being serious, can still be a sizeable drain on financial performance.

The club underwent sizeable changes at the end of the season.

Until then things are too uncertain for most to risk any sizeable investment.

As of 2009, there was no sizeable corporate bond market.

But by this time, sizeable forces had already come ashore.