Sentence examples for heavily making from inspiring English sources

Under these rules companies with subsidiaries in tax havens are taxed more heavily, making the use of OFCs less attractive.

Tech executives expect an equally small number to play for real money but believe they will bet heavily, making them much more valuable to the gaming companies.

Currency markets trade heavily, making it easier to match buyers and sellers on a daily basis, and reducing the need for investment banks to hold large foreign exchange inventories.

Now, touring heavily, making new records and collaborations, and perhaps carrying a sharper mandate of cultural preservation — because the New Orleans we knew really is gone — the band has become worth another hearing.

Hendry led 4-2, 75-0 but Selby, assisted by two profitable snookers and a free ball, stole that frame and, as the psychological balance of the contest shifted significantly, scored heavily, making breaks of 96, 117 and 99 in qualifying to play O'Sullivan with a semi-final place at stake.

It had been raining heavily, making it hard to walk through the knee-deep mud.

A number of women are heavily made up.

She is heavily made up for our meeting.

The three actresses, heavily made up, suffered from smeared mascara.

Heavily made up, with tattooed eyebrows, she was sipping a cup of rum-spiked tea.

"For maximum effect, the eyes need to be defined and yet not heavily made up.