Sentence examples for heavily old from inspiring English sources

And now China has the opposite problem — its population of about 1.4 billion is skewing heavily old, and it needs more workers to support what's now the world's largest economy.

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

There are many different affiliations of Amish groups, from the heavily traditional Old Order to the more progressive Amish Mennonites.

He invested heavily in old infrastructure and education, while slashing the cost of doing business in his country, in an effort to revive and modernize the Mexican economy.

The Economist went in heavily for old British Empire towns in Canada and the antipodal down-unders, perhaps because of the quality of their health care and education.

In truth, the set leans a little too heavily on old glories, and the mere two songs from new album Super Collider disguise a recent shift into more straightforward hard rock.

But he was also able to learn about the challenges facing a heavily unionized "old economy" company with stiff overseas competition.

The format borrows heavily from old radio dramas, as it  details the lives of residents in a small Southwestern town where supernatural goings-on are commonplace.

In Poland, energy giant PGE has been investing heavily in old coal infrastructure, hoping to keep coal units burning for years to come.

Because I wanted you to know that whoever this person is, he's probably not someone you want to put a lot of faith in if he's borrowing this heavily from old material.

Amir's diction depends heavily on old Malay terms which saw little contemporary use.