Sentence examples for heavily though from inspiring English sources

Zionism and the Israeli state's most basic founding assumptions depend heavily (though, as he concedes, never exclusively) on the ethno-nationalist pseudo-history he attacks.

"We intend to be involved heavily though carefully".

It's not that the modelers have no reason for incorporating BECCS so heavily, though.

They use social media heavily, though: 86 percent among online Americans and 79 percent among online Europeans, according to Forrester.

Spelman also plans to promote those activities on campus more heavily, though not to make student participation mandatory.

Outcomes in the constituency elections depend heavily, though not totally, on the local governors, who can, for example, give favoured candidates access to the media.

"Our industry is heavily franchised, though, so that may occasionally create some disconnect," he said.

The Americans were heavily outgunned, though, as the Signal Corps personnel were armed only with pistols.

It is, though, heavily seasoned with African and French influences, and no doubt many others too.

Because it relies heavily on GPS, though, it can drain a phone's battery in five hours, according to Google.

The matches, though heavily promoted by the K.H.L. and widely reported in North America, were never listed on the Barclay Center's official schedule.