Sentence examples for heavily held from inspiring English sources

American debt levels are certainly unhealthy, as is the character of that debt — heavily held by overseas governments, and pressured by arriving generational liabilities in the entitlement system.

American debt levels are certainly unhealthy, as is the character of that debt—heavily held by overseas governments, and pressured by arriving generational liabilities in the entitlement system.

Meanwhile, many local governments weathered the early years of the financial crisis in part because the property tax revenues they rely upon so heavily held steady or actually increased as a result of assessments that still reflected inflated prices.

Five games into his tenure and the focus on not getting beaten – marginally or heavily – holds firm.

The smoke, easily visible from the East River bridges and neighborhoods in Queens as far north as Astoria, swallowed the nearby elevated tracks of the J, M and Z lines, and billowed most heavily -- held down by gusts of winds -- through a three-block radius of the factory.

Until March the central bank was intervening heavily to hold the currency down.

"Take this," says one young protester, his hands heavily tattooed, holding out a club to me.

While Rahm Emanuel campaigned for mayor, his education platform focused heavily on holding principals more accountable and providing them more autonomy in exchange for good performance.

They seemed very happy to talk to what was essentially a weird bearded man breathing heavily and holding a long lens camera, but then they were northern, so maybe weren't as awkward as Londoners are.

Their goal of reclaiming the heavily fortified territory held by the army inevitably means fierce fighting and heavy casualties.

Princella Smith, a conservative in the Newt Gingrich mould, black and only 26, will run in the heavily Democratic district held by Mr Berry in the Delta.