Sentence examples for which is hefty from inspiring English sources

But there's real muscle here, both in the singing, which is rendered wide and fat, an ooze of its own; and also in the guitar playing, which is hefty and dark.

The farm burger ($11), which is hefty but not too hefty to fit on the toasted English muffin it is served on, would be a welcome addition to any neighborhood's dining scene.

Not only will the boom end in a cyclical bust, but inefficient investment will also drag down China's long-term growth rate.According to government figures, China's investment amounts to over 45% of GDP, which is hefty by international standards (see left-hand chart, below) and even higher than the levels reached in East Asia before the 1997 crisis.

That said, I read the thing — which is heftier than a suburban county phone book — in two days.

Despite the weight, which is a hefty 7600kg, it's also incredibly fast.

It is not yet clear what the rest of the money, which is accruing hefty interest, will be used for.

I've enjoyed Philip Hensher's previous books so much that I'm greatly looking forward to The Emperor Waltz (4th Estate), which is satisfactorily hefty.

"People are coming in to buy 50 or 100 coins at a time, which is pretty hefty for individuals," said Mark Oliari, chief executive of CNT Inc., a Massachusetts coin broker.

"I believe that establishing a link between pending bilateral issues to a humanitarian solution in the case of Mr. Gross is a mistake," he said, later adding, "it is not right to merge this with political issues or add it to the bilateral agenda, which is quite hefty already".

The report (which is a hefty piece of work, and which I should say that I've only read summaries of) quotes one doctor who says that once it is recognised that a patient is dying, the care they receive is good, "but for the patients who are dying but no one's actually worked that out yet, it's much less good".

These fees can range between 10%to50%0% of the purchase price, which is a hefty amount in transaction fees.