Sentence examples for engaged heavily from inspiring English sources

Much of the building was undertaken by private companies that engaged heavily in speculative construction and paid scant regard to regulations.

Missouri and Kentucky, too, had engaged heavily in railroad construction, but their 817 and 534 miles of track, respectively, left them lagging far behind even most of the cotton states, much less their immediate neighbors.

"He took very seriously and engaged heavily in Al Qaeda propaganda operations," said the official, who asked not to be named because of ground rules imposed by the administration.

It's no surprise then that a study published 2 years ago created quite a stir by claiming that modern humans harbor a genetic signature suggesting our ancestors engaged heavily in the practice.

But before these principles were given concrete expression, or any political will was felt, as happened in Ghana, other pilot projects were conducted in the mid-2000s in certain West African countries that had not engaged heavily in exemption policies.

But nonprofit groups engaging heavily in express advocacy could also run into issues with the Federal Election Commission.

(NOTE: We expect Naysmith to be engaging heavily in Washington on these issues. END NOTE).

Both the Israeli and US army already engage heavily in psychological operations.

The US engages heavily, with the most revealing information coming from a cable with the subject line: "Two faces of Saudi Arabia's climate negotiating position".

And why we have been engaging heavily with businesses over the past few months to understand your priorities and concerns, and why we will continue to do so".

Boko Haram, which was the deadliest terrorist group of 2014 and this year pledged its allegiance to Isis, while engaging heavily with the group through "military training, funding channels and social media".