Sentence examples for a too heavy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a too heavy" is not correct in standard written English
The correct form would be "too heavy" without the article "a." Example: "The box is too heavy for me to lift."
Since the molecular weight was unaffected (Figure 2) and any formed S-Cl bonds are reduced by ascorbic acid, this remarkable finding indicates that a too heavy load of iodine atoms induces a conformational change of the mAb molecule.
In addition, if the ring or road is too long, the output of anonymous road sets would cover a too large region and result in a too heavy computational burden.
On the other hand, in [3] we consider RFDEs with infinite delay; nevertheless, in this case M is compact and the map f is defined on R × C ( ( − ∞, 0 ], M ) with a topology which is too weak, making the continuity assumption on f a too heavy condition.
For the express passenger design that could cope with the heavy boat trains, Maunsell wanted to enlarge the existing L class 4-4-0 with Walschaerts valve gear and an enlarged superheater, but this design would have resulted in a too heavy axle loading.
Don't bring a too heavy carry on bag - you don't want to be carrying round a 20 pound bag,now do you?
A too-heavy pack can throw the wearer off-balance on a staircase.
A playing card would be too much, like a too-heavy Christmas ornament on a frail tree branch.
Oh, my God!" He looks into the kitchen, where his wife is trying to serve up stir-fry out of a too-heavy pan.
I WAS somewhere below the knob on Horizon Ridge, midway through a long solo slog from the Ostrander Ski Hut in Yosemite last spring, dogged by deep slush, mud, a too-heavy pack and a hopelessly broken binding.
An unorthodox Cobb salad ($9) dominated by a too-heavy dose of blue cheese dressing didn't make the grade, nor did a grilled eggplant Napoleon ($8) with rubbery eggplant and an excess of mozzarella.
States like New Jersey and Massachusetts should narrow their civil rights laws so that he's not the first of many stupid but nonviolent young people who pay a too-heavy price for our fears about how kids use technology to be cruel.
