Sentence examples for hefty trouble from inspiring English sources

Broadcasting with out a licence can land you in hefty trouble.

Visions of California-style blackouts and hefty electric bills clearly troubled committee members.

Donors with their hefty cheques can cause serious trouble for good charities doing difficult, skilled work.

During this round of funding, which covers research and institutions until 2017, the D.F.G. is contributing €2.4 billion to higher education and research, an especially hefty sum, given Europe's fiscal troubles.

Its hefty investments in Medicaid and education troubled even some moderate Democrats for their degree of federal intervention and helped to mobilize a group of Senate centrists to cut $100 billion from the bill.

Even so, with its portfolio of New York medallion loans, a hefty dip in medallion values could augur trouble.

The industry has slim margins and sometimes hefty costs, too, and those traits can spell trouble in this acquisition-minded field.

I knew using a copyrighted image without permission was illegal and it could mean a boatload of trouble -- as well as a hefty financial price tag.

The currency has grown so large that the network is having trouble quickly confirming transactions unless users attach hefty fees for minors.

Trouble-plagued General Motors, for example, remains a hefty R&D spender, but its spending doesn't necessarily augur a promising future.

But for homeowners who are already having trouble paying their mortgages, the insurance is a hefty additional burden because the bank's insurance is far more expensive than what's available through a commercial vendor.