Sentence examples for heavily from high-quality English sources.

• "This is where we'll be investing the most heavily in."

• It needs to invest heavily in personal protective equipment.

• Papiamentu is thought to have also been heavily influenced by Spanish.

• The country about was generally heavily timbered, but with occasional clearings.

• The attorneys relied heavily on video montages to drew this comparisons.

• The demand for trout as a sport fish far exceeds the supply in heavily populated regions.

• It said in March that restaurant sign-ups in heavily affected areas like Seattle were up more than double.

• Previous studies suggest that Americans who drink heavily tend to drink very heavily indeed.

Use heavily in a sentence.

• You just can't do that with uncertainty, and Airbnb is going to be heavily, heavily impacted.

• The park was once heavily logged and overused by mountain farmers but was allowed to return to its natural state.

• Second, a handful of states are heavily attributing Covid-19 deaths to patients' underlying conditions or co-morbidities.

• Garcetti, who considered running himself, was heavily courted by the candidates looking for a high-profile boost in California.

• In the 1980’s Kenya took a radical decision to take all wild rhinos out of the wild and keep them in heavily fenced sanctuaries.

• As part of this he has contributed heavily to open specifications for APIs enabling broadcast equipment from different vendors to interoperate.

• Then again: I am heavily in debt,—very heavily for me, who have now no expectations,—and I have been bred to no calling, and I am fit for nothing.”

• Equally, Labour's vote fell more heavily in wards where it was previously strong, while the Conservative vote fell most heavily where they were strongest.

heavily sentence examples

• Individuals typically borrow heavily in early adulthood to pay for education, a house and babies, save heavily from middle age onwards, and spend those savings in retirement.

• The guan lightly pressed indicated the state of the gallbladder and when heavily pressed, the liver; and the chi lightly pressed indicated the state of the urinary bladder; when heavily pressed, the kidneys.

• China’s trade negotiators are heavily drawn from the ranks of the country’s market-oriented economic reformers and have long been at odds with officials who want greater reliance on heavily subsidized state-owned enterprises.

• "When you have people standing right next to each other working heavily - because of course this is a difficult job - and breathing heavily, you have a chance for spreading virus from just one infected individual to many that are in close proximity," said Tara Smith, professor of epidemiology at Kent State University in Ohio.