Sentence examples for Extremely hefty from inspiring English sources
Those are extremely hefty numbers.
The House plan reduced that threshold for new mortgages to $500,000, causing outcry from some real estate agents and builders as well as congressmen who represent areas with extremely hefty real estate costs.
"I figured I could still sell them at a profit and put a dent in the extremely hefty lawyer fees I'm accruing in my fight to get the wrongfully convicted man's case back before the supreme court," she wrote in a post on Facebook.
Moreover, refinancing was extremely costly, given the hefty termination fees.
Flowers played for Patricia in New England, has been an extremely consistent pass rusher and will likely command a hefty contract that the Patriots might not attempt matching.
"If you have one with extremely low miles on it, it could command a hefty premium," Gutierrez said, "but if it is one with 30,000 to 50,000 miles or more on it, buyers will be worried about what happens if something goes wrong with the car".
This special umeshu is also made with Nanko plums from Wakayama Prefecture, which are widely considered to be the best on the market, due to their soft pulp and extremely rich flavour.' Bare in mind: The chocolates feature a hefty amount of alcohol, making them unsuitable for children, people will can't consume alcohol, and pregnant women.
I would imagine the Complete Works of Shakespeare would be extremely popular, both for the artistic value and for the fact that being rather hefty, the whole family could feast on them for a while.
The lines have become extremely blurred, even in the statement above, where what we originally perceived as a PC (a hefty desktop or laptop device) is being replaced by more mobile alternatives with leaner OS and app based ecosystems.
And even with the most skilled lawyers at hand, it is extremely rare for an accused cabbie to emerge from TLC headquarters (the taxi industry's "Death Star") without paying a hefty fine and even, in some cases, losing their hack license - and their livelihood - altogether.
