Sentence examples for was far heavier from inspiring English sources

Yet this new tax was far heavier and more successful than any predecessor.

That meant the work could go faster, but it also meant the scaffolding was far heavier.

Just before Strait capped the three-hour evening, which was far heavier on eye- and ear-popping production numbers than actual award presentations, relative newcomer Kacey Musgraves' "Same Trailer, Different Park" triumphed in an album of the year field otherwise dominated by multimillion-selling male acts Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line and Tim McGraw.

The second bright spot was Emily Daccarett (who had the distinction of staging the night's sole runway show) whose pre-show short film (a sinister riff on the humans versus toons tension of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" that even included a cowering cartoon rabbit) was far heavier stuff than the floral, flirty and flouncy (we mean that in a good way) collection that followed.

Glass is far heavier than plastic.

At 36% of GDP, the total tax burden is far heavier than in other developing countries.

The penalties demanded by the prosecutors are far heavier than expected.

The spring rains have been far heavier than usual, said Mr. Bazin, the finance minister.

But it may be that our footprint is far heavier than we ever imagined, and its impact much longer-lasting.

Even this reduced burden, however, is far heavier than that borne by the citizens of any other western country.

The Republican deficit reduction proposal is far heavier on spending cuts but embraces $800 billion in new taxes over 10 years.