Sentence examples for heavy to support from inspiring English sources

The 130-foot scaffolding, which weighed about 90,000 pounds, was improperly designed and far too heavy to support itself, Mr. Morgenthau said.

Next comes a deepening hum as a single ivory bead expands at the top of the drip chamber, growing too heavy to support its own weight.

A hailstone repeatedly falls and is carried up by air currents as it grows inside a cloud, until it is too heavy to support.

To look at him is to recognize that humans sag -- in the buttocks, stomach, chin and nose -- as if our bodies were a collection of bags too multiple and heavy to support.

These dinosaur skeletons are composed of casts made from real bones, which are too heavy to support in this fashion.

Using a raised bed is a good option if you feel your soil is too clay heavy to support seedlings.

Use sound, heavy items to support each end of a woodpile.

Still microbial systems have not been developed as a commercial service for heavy oil recovery because there are little data available or research specifically with heavy oil to support the commercialization.

With conscription and heavy taxation to support civil war and a collapsing export market for commercial crops, rural economic conditions may have grown worse during the Nationalist decade.

But then he addresses a room full of parents and describes, perceptively, that a generation of only children, who face narrowing job prospects and heavy pressure to support their aging parents, present a challenge that China has never faced.

The first stage of the modernization process is entirely negative, because poor people pay heavy taxation to support British rule and endure the economic upheaval that results from the glut of cheaply produced English cotton.