Sentence examples for Heavily weigh from inspiring English sources

The sanctions, set to begin by the end of the month, will heavily weigh on the Faroese economy, of which more than two-thirds is based on fisheries.

Although such a residue stream is not classified as a hazardous waste according to the European waste catalogue, disposal of bottom ash may heavily weigh on the overall incineration costs.

Or does he heavily weigh the needs of a fan base that has only recently returned to winning, one that is desperate to see their Orioles take their first World Series title since 1983.

The need to heavily weigh such catastrophic events in decisions will decrease the following estimates.

The most intelligent companies hire on future success and heavily weigh personality when determining the most apt employees.

Debt can and does heavily weigh on lives.

Infanticide cases generally require an autopsy of the baby, but circumstantial evidence is also heavily weighed.

"The dollar still heavily weighs on the quality of my life.

Jim Wilson/The New York Times The University of California at Berkeley, which heavily weighs objective, nonracial measures in admissions, has many Asian-American students.

"The Chicago figure is heavily weighed by autos".

Such anecdotal information is heavily weighed by health consumers when making treatment choices [1].