Sentence examples for hefty expense from inspiring English sources
"hefty expense" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe a large or considerable expense, usually monetary, that is required to be paid. Example: The repairs to the old house were going to be a hefty expense, but we knew it was worth it in the long run.
One is that redundancy packages are a hefty expense that many weaker companies simply cannot afford.
"When you're talking about billions of mail pieces going out, that's a hefty expense".
Should a moratorium occur, the two-year hiatus would pass quickly for many business people now facing the hefty expense.
Given its high concentration of politicians and business travelers with hefty expense accounts, affordable lodgings can be somewhat difficult to find in Brussels.
Both the Hancock and SIFE funds have a 5percentt sales load, and Hancock has a hefty expense ratio of more than 2percentt.
Mr. Boyd was lucky enough to move into a newly remodeled house with in-wall audio wiring that he upgraded without the hefty expense of exposing the guts.
And the fund's hefty expenses have done nothing to dissuade at least one longtime investor.
By contrast, getting a digital home up and running promises several lost weekends of fiddling with manuals and settings, and hefty expenses in new gear.
The policy, he said, reflects concerns that the agency could lose at trial or rack up hefty expenses during a protracted legal battle.
"I am openly offended at what this cost the state and the nation," said judge Steve Grasty, of Harney County, who has repeatedly expressed outrage about the hefty expenses since the beginning of the occupation.
Some chemicals companies in the multibillion euro industry, meanwhile, said the proposal would heap red tape and hefty expenses on them without providing any benefit to consumers or the environment.
