Sentence examples for heavily scale from inspiring English sources

The OECD may heavily scale back export credit financing for coal at a meeting next week, which could make most of the 1,000 planned coal plants ineligible.

Tighter capital requirements might not be sufficient, so the next step would be to tell George Osborne that it is time to wind up, or heavily scale back, his Help to Buy scheme.

A native of the Nile and West Africa's Senegal and Niger Rivers, the heavily scaled bonytongue can grow up to three feet long.

The programme was once expected to offer enhanced help and support for farmers but has now been heavily scaled back to save money, and will now meet basic EU rules.

The heavily scaled wings of the emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia), which occurs in temperate regions of Europe and Asia, are marked by transparent eyespots, which presumably serve a protective function in frightening predators.

1 The most common characteristics of the disease are red, well-demarcated and heavily scaled plaques on the knees, elbows and scalp but any skin surface can be affected.

But the online-advertising business has come to depend heavily on scale: to attract significant advertising revenue, you must have access to millions, even billions, of users.

An indefinite continuation of herbicidal operation in Vietnam, even on a heavily reduced scale, is bound to make it extremely difficult for the Senate to accept an interpretation of the Geneva Protocol that embraces a ban on the military use of herbicides.

The BPRS is a well-established and heavily used scale with high reliability and validity [ 25].

Challenged by a number of major infectious diseases in the last decade, including severe acute respiratory syndrome, avian influenza and pandemic H1N1 influenza, both private and public vaccine companies in China have grown significantly by investing heavily in scale, technology, and matching processes to develop and test candidate vaccines in human studies.

The lateral margins are ornamented by heavily sclerotized scales similar to those forming median rows on the opisthosomal tergites (Fig.  19c).