Sentence examples for a hefty prize for from inspiring English sources

Still, Florida, with its twenty-nine electoral votes and twenty-two-per-cent-Latino population, would be a hefty prize for Republicans.

The press release nods to the board of Longitude, which is taken as a case where a hefty prize was awarded for solving a clear social problem (although, as Becky Higgitt described this morning, the story is more complicated than it first appears).

Eager to fill an empty downtown storefront, Grinnell, Iowa, took an unusual approach: it held a national contest and offered a hefty prize.

His team were awarded a hefty cash prize for their work after the war, which they decided to dedicate solely to Watson-Watt.

We all may pay a hefty price for your "savings".

That's a hefty price for the slow-growth luggage business.

The growth comes at a hefty price for both renters and buyers.

And he has paid a hefty price for it.

But given a hefty cash prize, a trophy and a résumé line that could justifiably read "orthography prodigy", a few follow more idiosyncratic paths.

This would be an exclusive, invitation-only tournament with a steep entry fee and hefty prize money, featuring the 100 best anglers in the country.

It is not an award that comes with a hefty cash prize - in fact Bristol wouldn't win a penny, just a title.