Sentence examples for a more heavy from inspiring English sources

But, of course, a new role of parliaments brings a more heavy timetable.

A Chatter stream looks visually similar to Facebook's News Feed, but features a more heavy emphasis on meeting new people rather than only seeing content from your friends.

As a consequence, models based on raw values could be biased toward users that work with the system in a more heavy manner or by subjects that have more information recorded in their records.

Whereas songs such as "Here Comes Your Man" (Doolittle), "Velvety" (Devil's Workshop) and "Headache" (Teenager of the Year) expose a more light rock side, others such as "Something Against You" (Surfer Rosa) and "Thalassocracy" (Teenager of the Year) hint to a more heavy rock influence in his material.

"I think there are a lot of people interested in drones and autonomous systems and I've tried to approach the medium with some subtly and poetry, which I feel is often overlooked in favor of a more heavy handed and overtly military political read.

Taking into account all these aspects, we suppose that the bank vole is a more heavy metal loaded zoomonitor than the yellow-necked mouse.

As few have bothered to do so, Mr Clarke could yet decide on a more heavy-handed approach.

Short of booking AC/DC to play the anthems, there could hardly be a more heavy-duty occasion in prospect.

But many Russians, angry as they are, may decide that a more heavy-handed, less liberal government is what they need.

A more heavy-handed approach aimed at "teaching the Greeks a lesson" would not only be an economic mistake but, perhaps more importantly, a political mistake.

Paul J. Miller, a longtime banking analyst with Friedman Billings Ramsey, said the test might provide the government with political cover to take a more heavy-handed approach.