Sentence examples for hefty public from inspiring English sources

The glitzy public library hints at the hefty public outlay.Eventually Lord Prescott's plans succumbed to bureaucracy.

"Undeniably, hefty public borrowing reflects the impact of uncertainty created by the EU referendum on the economy," Tombs said.

Given the hefty public investment, experts and officials say effective public relations and rigorous planning are crucial to success.

Questions about Italy's solvency, its hefty public debt and its stagnant growth over the last decade have been endemic to the national discourse for years.

As it is, despite hefty public investment in infrastructure intended as a stimulus, the economy is likely to grow by only 2% this year.Meanwhile, several scandals have sapped the popularity of Enrique Peña Nieto, the president.

But having hefty public sector players on board gives solidity to claims that the development will become London's fourth office quarter, adding to the big three of the City, the West End and Canary Wharf.

He claims he was the first rapper to put "on wax" those unprintable words for which hip-hop earns its heftiest public whippings.

Although Mr. da Silva has pledged to defend price stability and religiously make payments on Brazil's hefty $260 billion public debt, the former union leader has made it clear that his top priority will be to alleviate the plight of Brazil's estimated 50 million poor, starting with a food aid project called "Project Zero Hunger".

But by 1975, hefty expenses, public outcry, and a lack of economic return brought Plowshare to a dismal halt.

The half-billion dollars a year is not the heftiest toll public broadcasting takes on American life.

He argued that it is madness not to be engaged in a hefty programme of public investment at the moment (to paraphrase him: if now with the economy slumping and the government able to borrow at negative real rates is not the time to fix JFK airport in New York City, when is?).