Sentence examples for is too hefty from inspiring English sources

A report by the conservative education commentator Kevin Donnelly and the public administration professor Ken Wiltshire endorses the widely expressed concerns of teachers that the curriculum, particularly in the primary years, is too hefty.

High-end studios that charge thousands of dollars for head shots are still around, but that price is too hefty for struggling actors.

There has even been speculation that Sabathia, who has drawn scrutiny in the past for being too hefty, has lost too much weight.

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The 6.1-inch 720p EHD display, while rather pretty and viewable from even the most oblique angles, is going to be too hefty for most people.

It's easy to spot symptoms of a load that's too hefty for your child, adds Dr. Rob Danoff, an osteopathic family physician.

I have Vonleh over Randle here because I think Randle is too similar to Cousins, a hefty rebounder with a decent but limited offensive game.

The price isn't too hefty either, so all in all, it's a decent DJ app which also features a tutorial for DJ novices.

Last year's two-part set, The Collected Stories (Penguin), is probably too hefty for the beach, but either volume will suffice if you want to be transported to a different world: small-town rural Ireland.

The monthly maintenance of $1,891 is probably too hefty for first-time home buyers, but it does include daily maid service and utilities.

The headset only costs $59.99, which isn't too hefty of a price, so you might as well get something good out of it.