Sentence examples for heavily trying from inspiring English sources

Mining companies have spent heavily trying to adjust to China's hunger for minerals.

'Existing men's magazines have to spend heavily trying to persuade Chantelle from Big Brother to take her top off.

Donald Trump, the developer and casino owner, also spent heavily, trying to derail plans for a new casino on Mohawk land in the Catskills.

"He feels the burden of the occupation heavily, trying to run an institution in that situation and have it grow and expand," said Kathryn Habib, a former official of the American Near East Refugee Aid organization, who arranged the ensemble's American tours in 2006 and 2009.

They are investing heavily, trying to rejuvenate the brand," Lepofsky told TechCrunch.

The company is heavily trying to position itself as the best alternative to Amazon, which it acknowledges is bigger in size but lacking an open strategy towards the cloud and standards.

"We heavily try to discourage people to add to Buffer through the web app or iPhone app," says Widrich.

"If Facebook knows about this kind of repression, they should probably have… some sort of mechanism to at the very least heavily try to convince people not to post things publicly that they think they could get in trouble for," said O'Brien.

In the campaigns of 1976 and 1978, oil and gas interests spent heavily in trying to oust Mr. Eckhardt.

Many of the Western governments and lobbies that invested heavily in trying to secure a fair election hoped Mr Odinga would win.

"Iran is investing very heavily in trying to save the Assad regime," Dan Meridor, Israel's intelligence minister, said at a briefing on Monday.