Sentence examples for heavily compared to from inspiring English sources

It was also found that textile factories are not penalized heavily compared to non-textile factories.

But California is already taxing heavily compared to other states and it is not working.

The picture was heavily compared to Demi Moore's August 1991 Vanity Fair cover.

But I am curious and worried about a society that relies so heavily (compared to others) on drugs for coping.

It has been heavily compared to Katy Perry's "E.T ., which was an influential factor in the song's development.

Upon Editors' first appearances in the British music scene, they were also heavily compared to American indie band Interpol.

Commercial radio is still heavily regulated compared to other countries including the US and Australia," Dickens said.

Milchunas et al. (1994) found that during dry years, net primary production decreased more in heavily grazed compared to lightly grazed grasslands, but in wet years, lightly grazed grasslands had higher rates of net primary production than heavily grazed pastures.

In the case of imbalanced classes in the sense that one of the two classes (say the positive class) is heavily underrepresented compared to the other class, the learning problem remains open.

The business community and the Ministry of Trade and Industry have great influence on ODA policy-making and so Japanese aid allocations tend to be heavily tied compared to other DAC-donors (Mason 1964; Huntington 1970: 169; Schraeder et al. 1998: 9-10; Lancaster 2007: 14).

Sometimes it feels like these unspoken rules exist in techno or electronic music culture, but that pales heavily when compared to the circle-jerking that goes on with the extremely privileged in contemporary fine art commodity culture.