Sentence examples for continual heavy from inspiring English sources

It has been in continual, heavy use for 36 years.

Sebastian's continual heavy drinking increasingly drives a wedge between him and Charles; however, Charles's relationship with the Flyte family overall remains strong.

Warmer air is able to hold more water vapour which under certain weather conditions can form vast plumes or "rivers" in the atmosphere that can result in continual, heavy downpours over one spot of high ground, the scientists said.

It occurred on 15/17 observation days, with the only two days on which it did not occur (January 11 and 24) being, respectively, the only windless day, and the only day with continual heavy rain.

Continual storms and heavy rain have hampered emergency responders from being able to fully assess the damage, and the National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for downtown Oklahoma City.

Add to the mix the year-round warm weather, the tax-free salaries, the continual flow of heavy investment being poured into the city, and Dubai has become a very attractive new market for British businesses.

Reclamation methods have induced long-term changes in soil properties by continual mechanical grading and heavy seeding of herbaceous plant species.

Despite heavy mortality resulting from continual wars, Europe has been a source of emigrants throughout modern times.

The continual ploughing of fields, combined with heavy use of fertilizers, has degraded soils across the world, the research found, with erosion occurring at a pace of up to 100 times greater than the rate of soil formation.

On October 3 4 he made a personal reconnaissance on the left flank of his division through heavy shell fire and continual sniping and gained information which enabled him to well place his battalion and cover an exposed flank.

It is estimated that the demand for electricity is growing at an average of 5.4% per year, encouraged by government subsidies and driven by the rapid and continual expansion in building construction, urban development, and heavy reliance on air-conditioning (AC) systems for the cooling of buildings.