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sizeable

[sahy-zuh-buhl] / ˈsaɪ zə bəl /


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Activist investor Elliott Management has taken a sizeable stake in Lululemon Athletica and has a potential CEO candidate in hopes of turning around the company’s fortunes, according to a new report.

From MarketWatch

Now, having pocketed the sizeable prize money for winning a first-round game at the World Championship, the temptation to go into the sport full-time grows.

From BBC

Liverpool would, if they sold, demand a sizeable fee for a global figure who signed a new two-year contract in May, but such is the Egyptian's strength of feeling, reconciliation looks difficult.

From BBC

LaValle at Frontier said the company’s sizeable financial obligations were likely a key driver.

From MarketWatch

EU antitrust investigations tend to be long and drawn out, and even if the trading bloc imposed a sizeable fine on Meta, it probably wouldn’t hurt shares.

From Barron's