Sentence examples for considered too heavy from inspiring English sources

More men than women were considered too heavy, with 70.8% of males overweight or obese compared with 56.3% of females.

"It's unusual that a song that says you don't need a new plastic nose and you don't need those expensive clothes is considered too heavy.

And laptops will have to be stowed away during take-off and landing because they're considered too heavy to have at large in the cabin.

The existing magnesium design is considered too heavy and its metallic structure is both prone to harmonic oscillations and radar detection, thus a new composite design has been proposed.

The critical praise for Sound Mirrors is a vital sign of their adaptability, but they are confused that the single, True Skool, featuring Roots Manuva, is being considered too heavy for Radio 1's playlist.

This treasure was considered too heavy and delicate to travel to London, but many other impressive finds are in the show, including a five-foot-high "Eagle Man" and the flayed terra-cotta figure of the god Mictlantecuhtli.

A cream-filled Saint-Honoré dessert would be considered too rich, a cabbage-based dish too heavy, lobster and truffles too elitist.

Up to this weight, Roussillon Red lambs are of good quality for local taste, but if heavier, are considered too fatty.

Ms. Wiebe, for one, considers herself too heavy.

Historically, says Ingabire, Rwandan women were forbidden to drum, and many people considered the drums too heavy for women to carry.

To fabricate the giant yarn balls, the designers considered marine rope (too heavy) and real yarn (prone to rot) before settling on lengths of thin plastic tubing, coated with fibreglass to evoke a fittingly woolly look.