top-heavy

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having a high centre of gravity, and liable to topple
having an excessive number of administrators or managers
A pension plan is top-heavy and must meet certain additional requirements if key employees receive more than 60 percent of total benefits
disapproval If you describe a business or other organization as top-heavy, you mean that it has too many senior managers in relation to the number of junior managers or workers. top-heavy bureaucratic structures
Something that is top-heavy is larger or heavier at the top than at the bottom, and might therefore fall over. top-heavy flowers such as sunflowers
A plan under which more than 60% of the total account balances under the plan are held by key employees
unstable by being overloaded at the top
At a price level where supply is exceeding demand See: Resistance level
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{a} too heavy at the top, drunk, tipsy
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It means the horse has a heavy body in relation to the Substance of its legs
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A boat that has too much weight up high This can adversely affect the boat's stability
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Overdeveloped (heavy) body in relation to the substance of the legs
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Used in the context of general equities At a price level where supply is exceeding demand See: resistance level
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Having the top or upper part too heavy for the lower part
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