Sentence examples for called heavily from inspiring English sources

This week, Smollett handed over what the Chicago police called heavily redacted records.

Young people were more likely than others to switch back and forth, suggesting what previous studies have suggested: that digital natives, as the generation who grew up with the Internet are called, heavily curate their online identities.

In addition to its 1.4m active-duty forces, America has called heavily on the 1.2m part-timers (though they hate that term) gathered in its regular reserve forces and the National Guard.

This function is called heavily by the internal GUI widgets and interactors of the library, because all Qt GUI operations are required to be done on the application's main thread.

In spite of these views, Patton called heavily on the African American troops under his command.

It was not until the end of this period that the work of Dr. Mann gained wider ascendancy, and social scientists, activists, and international advocates called heavily upon human rights approaches in understanding and responding to the epidemic (see Figure 1).

The Dodgers are what you might call heavily invested in Cuba.

Human rights groups said the conflict has widened beyond the two groups because each has called in heavily armed allies from various corners of Darfur.

The secret project was called, in heavily sardonic code, Oyneg Shabbes, using the Yiddish words for a celebration welcoming the Sabbath.

He cited a Schoenberg reference to vibrato as "goat bleating," called the heavily vibrating French woodwind sections of the 1920s "earthquake zones" and referred to the practice as "acoustic central heating".

Critics said the chancellor's decision to call a summit meeting aimed at tackling unemployment a little more than two months before she seeks a third term in office was an election tactic, and comes from a leader who during the debt crisis has called for heavily indebted countries to cut back even more on public spending.