Sentence examples for historically hefty from inspiring English sources
The January transfer window is a month for tweaks, bargains, panic buys or a bit of what a top club might fancy, and while this time the number of deals was restrained, the total spent, £175m, is historically hefty, and another signal of Premier League financial dominance.
And it takes place in the middle of the night, a fact that students -- a group that historically makes up a hefty percentage of United Parcel's work force -- soon finds interfering with social and school life.
It's just another commodity, albeit a historically pivotal and impressively hefty one.
Rather, their failure to include women from any epoch suggests the continuation of a perennial problem faced by women artists, whose work has been historically dismissed as little more than domestic, decorative trifles, in contrast to the meaty, hefty works produced by their male contemporaries.
Last week the Liberals and the New Democratic Party both made hefty platform announcements aimed at the issue of youth underemployment, even though young Canadians are a historically non-voting demographic.
Hefty fines seem inevitable.
