Examples of 'far heavier' in a sentence
Meaning of "far heavier"
far heavier: This phrase suggests that something weighs significantly more than expected or compared to something else. It is often used to describe the magnitude of a burden, problem, or emotional impact
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The task was far heavier than today.
The increased lift allowed airplanes to carry far heavier payloads.
Enemy losses far heavier than ours.
A far heavier haul than Art pulled when he broke through the same crossing last year.
Which carries a far heavier weight.
The Americans have held out in the Bataan Peninsula against far heavier odds.
Security is far heavier than their business demands.
This also leads to women having a far heavier workload than men.
That is a far heavier burden than in Davis.
Regular tasks and accomplishing goals are made far heavier by the weight.
Gold is far heavier than water.
North Korean casualties are unknown but believed to be far heavier than the American force.
The Dutch levied far heavier taxes on the people than the Portuguese had done.
And when it does rain, it is far heavier.
The indirect toll is far heavier on women and children.
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This notwithstanding the looses, which were undenibly far heavier to them.
The cost in human terms weighs far heavier than any military considerations.
Our losses were heavy, but the enemies were far heavier.
Oil filled heaters are usually far heavier than ceramic heaters.
Covered in dirt, the small explosive looked like a potato but was far heavier.
This style of martial arts is far heavier than the previous.
Men have declined to carry a light burden, and been constrained to bear a far heavier one.
By a thick soup of salty brine far heavier than the surrounding sea water.
Our losses were heavy, but the enemy's were far heavier.
The war ended having taken a toll far heavier than any war in history.
The Yak-44 was designed to carry much more fuel, and was therefore far heavier.
But the horse proved able to carry far heavier loads than a dog could.
Now it may resemble the far heavier paperweight, but they have different core properties.
When the engine stalls, your brake pedal, too, will feel far heavier than before.
The Mughals suffered far heavier casualties than the Persians.
The equipment is different from normal gear, It 's far heavier for starters.
This, in combination with the new, far heavier bumpers resulted in significantly poorer handling.
However, some of the ancient megalithic structures are far heavier and larger than Coral Castle.
He was a four-pack-a-day smoker, far heavier than any of the focus-group members who died.
However, the 2001 Kirkland discovery indicates the species may be far heavier than previously estimated.
Christ 's were far heavier than ours.
The leaves proved to be far heavier than Krishna.
Now, it may resemble the far heavier paperweight.
How did it go at cherious? Security is far heavier than their business demands.
