Sentence examples for heavily trained from inspiring English sources

Miliband on Rhetoric appeared to have been heavily trained – some might say over-trained – while Sturgeon on Right to Buy seemed determined at all costs to affect the quinquennial Westminster Stakes whatever it took.

But, to use a language in that way, you have to have been heavily trained in it, and most of the modern-dance choreographers were not.

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Rhine in the Netherlands has been heavily trained for the purpose of safe discharge of water, sediment and ice, and a better navigability.

Witness, for example, Google's Duplex voice AI, heavily trained to perform very specific and pretty formulaic tasks — such as booking a hair appointment or a restaurant.

Compared to the others, "Leshiy" whose nickname means "forest boogeyman," is heavily trained.

All other details were identical to Experiment 3. Subjects were heavily trained on the task in a separate 3-hour session before entering the experimental sessions.

Mental health care relies heavily on trained workers, rather than on technology or tools (7), which means a shortage of trained mental health professionals, resulting in significant unmet mental health-care needs among populations.

The Transportation Security Administration relies heavily on trained canines to screen passengers for explosive material.

Pulling together the practical aspects of HETF, the emotional, social and educational issues associated with tube feeding rely heavily on trained practitioners in primary care.

That is why Hendrick has invested heavily in training its pit crews.

It has also invested heavily in training its sales agents and keeping them happy in order to raise retention rates and improve customer service.