Sentence examples for by a far heavier from inspiring English sources

For instance, because Long Island was closer to the supply of moisture, Mr. Gadomski said, it was struck by a far heavier snowfall.

But shareholders have paid a far heavier price for these episodes than the quantifiable damage suggests.

PARIS — As the euro zone's weakest members crawl out of their longest recession in modern history, their prospects of recovery are weighed down by a crushing mountain of debt far heavier than what they were carrying before four years of financial crisis.

The penalties demanded by the prosecutors are far heavier than expected.

What nobody remarked on was the absurdity of Gove calling the EU a job destroyer, when far heavier destruction was inflicted by British government policy during those years.

The National Weather Service said the fast-moving storms spread along a line stretching from central New Jersey to Queens, accompanied by ferocious winds, and by large hailstones and pockets of rainfall far heavier than any on record.

Even this reduced burden, however, is far heavier than that borne by the citizens of any other western country.

Alp Arslan: "My punishment is far heavier.

Rhetorical excess from opponents of nuclear power contributes to the fog, but proponents have by far the heavier artillery.

I suppose if I had to raise a flag for Christmas food, by far the heaviest and most indigestible of the entire year, it would be because it is one of those moments when the British relive history.

This is by far the heaviest conversation ever had on a Puerto Vallarta beach chair, or perhaps on a "Real Housewives" episode to date.