Sentence examples for by heavier doses of from inspiring English sources

"But you do that by heavier doses of community policing.

But you do that by heavier doses of prevention.

The example inspired Western envy, along with utopian enterprises in which vegetarianism was accompanied by heavy doses of moral pride (and hopes for restoration of Biblical longevity).

It is well written, generous to friend and foe alike and the author's undoubted boastfulness is tempered by heavy doses of self-deprecation.

Now, however, although Emjay plays almost nothing but dance music — more specifically, dance music by black female vocalists whose range is enhanced by heavy doses of treble — he rarely sees his patrons dance.

The court heard that Wright picked up the women while they worked in the streets around his home before killing them while they were incapacitated by heavy doses of drugs.

Cain described her painting ritual as "waking and painting," as facilitated by heavy doses of green tea, dark chocolate and loud music.

The immediate and likely loss of recognition faced by actresses -- who already deal with heavier doses of ageism and physical perfectionism than their male counterparts, while being offered fewer and less meaty roles -- clearly doesn't appeal to the women of Hollywood and those who represent them. .

S/he may prescribe heavier doses of antihistamines and corticosteroids.

The McMahons made a mint off the formerly seedy, small-town entertainment known as professional wrestling by adding heavy doses of sex, more spectacular violence and a raw tone that bordered on pornography.

They are backing a political leader, Hamid Karzai, who wants to get re-elected next year and stay in power by hook or by crook, with increasingly heavy doses of the latter.