Sentence examples for heavier, because from inspiring English sources

The burden is the heavier because parts firms have not followed car makers overseas.

"For me, the balls were a little bit heavier because the weather is humid and the court is wet.

The rest is 238U, which is heavier because it has three more neutrons, and does not undergo fission because of the stability these neutrons bring.

As you knead, the dough will become less and less sticky and more like a bread dough - though it will be heavier because of the butter and egg.

Over the years, the Explorer has grown bigger and heavier, because many people choose practically every option, including four-wheel drive even if they plan no off-road driving.

In "The Servant," as in most of Pinter's work, those transactions are full of unspoken meaning; in Bourne's piece, such cargo is even heavier, because there is no speaking at all.

Please don't wear cleats or heavy boots because, while you try not to accidentally step on anyone, you might.

"But it was hot and heavy because of the politics, not because of the issue".

Traffic, already heavy because of the Memorial Day weekend, was further tied up by the crash.

"It only feels heavy because the sweat evaporation cycle of the epidermis is slowed.

The psychic cost has been heavy because the company has experienced nothing like this exodus before.