Sentence examples for much heavier task from inspiring English sources
Once committed, the consequence of the freezing effect (as defined by Kurt Lewin in 1943) is an escalation of commitment that pushes the subject to complete a much heavier task linked to the initial one that justifies the completion of the first task.
Hence, the mobile agent node is introduced to act as the cluster head because of its much heavier tasks than the ordinary sensor nodes.
Within each deconvolution, the task is much heavier than it is in the matrix transformation, there is a matrix decomposition and several other matrix operations.
"Wellness" literally means "the opposite of illness," though the word is tasked with much heavier lifting these days.
And the inundation this year is much heavier.
There would also be much heavier regulation.
The Taliban have suffered much heavier losses.
Democrats would make that weighty tax burden much, much heavier.
Those costs should be much heavier still.
Security was much heavier than before, too.
