Sentence examples for heavily representative from inspiring English sources
Two of the State Senate candidates whom Mr. Mostyn and T.I.R. backed heavily, Representative Todd Smith of Euless and Dave Norman of Seabrook, lost handily to opponents who had received money from Texans for Lawsuit Reform, the state's largest and richest tort-reform group.
The forest is intended to be a representative sample of classification trees constrained so that trees more consistent with prior information are more heavily represented.
But it leaned heavily on Representative Tom Lantos, a Holocaust survivor who was on the American delegation and is the ranking Democrat on the House International Relations Committee, to bolster its case.
In the days leading up to the vote, Mark Kirk was one of the most closely watched and heavily lobbied representatives.
Previous studies found that most physicians report frequent meetings with medical representatives and a substantial percentage of physicians rely heavily on medical representatives as sources of information about new drugs [ 2, 5, 6].
President Obama's new task force on wildlife trafficking is heavily populated by representatives from the departments involved in anti-drug and anti-terror efforts.
Industry insiders cite everything from culture clashes to resistance in the radio industry, which relies heavily on sales representatives, to automate its advertising systems.
The CCS has tried to compensate by investing heavily in crown representatives, who try to manage key Whitehall suppliers, but lack the authority to be fully effective.
Having grown frustrated with the intransigence of elected local leaders, international officials now rely heavily on the high representative's powers to impose legislation.
Another priority for Democrats is shoring up the political standing of newcomers like Representative Kathy Hochul, who represents a heavily Republican district in western New York.
But the new committee is heavily weighted with management representatives, 7 of the 12, and no one knows how they will view Miller, the owners' archenemy.
