Sentence examples for ever heavily from inspiring English sources

Very few are ever heavily attended.

Under current circumstances, the share of inflows borne by EU member states is more than ever heavily skewed to a small number of receiving countries.

Has his father's reputation ever weighed heavily?

The odds, as ever, were heavily stacked against those in steerage.

The networks, too, are relying ever more heavily on their Web operations.

Since short-term interest rates fell to zero, the Fed has leant ever more heavily on forward guidance.

The state is relying ever more heavily on standardized exams to make schools accountable for student performance.

Meanwhile, as the country grows more diverse, Republicans rely ever more heavily on old, white, male voters.

They will lean ever more heavily on Hamilton, Wallace, McDyess and Tayshaun Prince, the only holdovers from their 2004 championship team.

This was increasingly true in the years before the financial crisis as banks became ever more heavily involved in underwriting, market-making and trading on their own accounts.

With Turkish Cypriots unable to borrow from international banks, they must rely ever more heavily on mainland Turkey, whose government earlier this year promised them $250m in credit.