Sentence examples for hefty study from inspiring English sources

What could be done to reduce inequality?A hefty study* by a team from the World Bank, recently released in draft form, attempts to answer these questions.

He pressed a button, the gate rolled open, and I began to head down the hill, carrying under my arm De Caro's hefty study of Galileo, which he had offered me as a memento.

There are some hefty studies of law.

A hefty annual study of students at universities specialising in business, education and science in 13 European countries found that McKinsey, Andersen Consulting and the Boston Consulting Group are among the top five ideal employers named by almost 40% of the young people surveyed (see table).

But fat taxes need to be hefty to work, according to a 2012 study published in the British Medical Journal.

America's National Institutes of Health has a hefty budget for studying the ethical, legal and social implications of genetics, but it earmarks nothing for the specific study of the ethics of neuroscience.

According to a recent study, heftier humans have a more vivid olfactory system, whether or not they're hungry.

WORST: Some information comes at a hefty fee; a home-study course costs $750.

But further study has a hefty price tag, with most courses costing from £3,000 to £10,000.

These hefty figures emerged in a study by the University and College Union, which found 23 university chiefs enjoying pay rises of 10 per cent or more last year.

The new study adds to a hefty, and rapidly growing, literature on voting problems.