Sentence examples for hefty toll from inspiring English sources
The eurozone crisis has taken a hefty toll on jobs.
Cone escaped further damage, retiring the next two hitters, O'Neill grounding out, but he had thrown 38 pitches in the first inning, a hefty toll.
CBS paid dearly for rights to the Masters, marketers ponied up to advertise in limited spots and my cable provider paid a hefty toll in terms of retransmission fees, but there I was, staring at the device on my lap, looking at a bright future — no cable, no commercials, no bundle required.
Traffic congestion has a hefty toll on the society and economy.
The health consequences are taking a hefty toll on the country's finances.
"Taxes take a hefty toll.
Still, drivers could count on hefty toll-plaza delays as cars lined up to pay during rush hour and on holidays.
The drive from Kabul to Jalalabad, near the Pakistani border, was an expensive trip, as different mujahideen groups demanded hefty tolls in exchange for protection from armed bandits.
People argued over which side would profit more handsomely from the bridge, whose $3 billion price tag was borne equally by the two countries and will be recouped from hefty tolls: at the outset, about $30 a car (payable by cash, credit card or the Scandinavian version of EZ-Pass), though less for frequent travelers.
A great source of working capital for companies that market to other businesses and to governments but beware the hefty tolls.
ON LOCATION: Where the cameras roll Some consumer groups also express concerns that Comcast could charge hefty tolls to allow video services and third-party traffic providers to reach the company's Internet customers.
