Sentence examples for affected heavily from inspiring English sources

He said only one home in 200 would be affected, "heavily concentrated in parts of London, fast becoming islands of opulence cut off from the rest of the country".

[Page B1.] The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, warned that "the recent statements directed at Syria should not contribute to a wider destabilization in a region already affected heavily by the war in Iraq".

Henderson said opting out was on the rise across the industry but William Hill was affected heavily because it is the UK's biggest online operator with higher spending customers.

However, this method is affected heavily by pool size.

As a consequence, the Figure suggests that surveillance was affected heavily by underreporting during period 1.

Also, the wear behavior is affected heavily by pinholes in the PVD TiN-coating of CoCrMo [ 45, 46].

The flooding is affecting heavily populated areas and hundreds of people have been evacuated from homes in Surrey.

In this conditions the lack of focus becomes important and affects heavily the possibility of accurately calibrate cameras.

Solid circulation control is also critical because it affects heavily the thermal balance of the system as well as the capture efficiency and the CO2 balance.

Splice Site Prediction server (http://www.fruitfly.org/seq_tools/splice.html) showed that this change affects heavily the predicted efficiency of the intron 15 splice donor site (score from 0.98 to 0.00).

NEW YORK — Superstorm Sandy provided a vivid demonstration not only of how extreme weather can affect heavily-populated areas, but also the sociological issue of how society views the risk such weather poses to people.