Sentence examples for heavy community from inspiring English sources

But many more homes were insulated there than in nearby places like Leeds and Wyre.The trick was heavy community pressure.

The original plans, presented by Lockheed Martin, the site's previous owner, included a hotel, a sports and health club, housing for the elderly, offices and community shops, and ran into heavy community opposition.

The plan encountered heavy community opposition, and in 1976 the energy company sold Davids Island back to the city -- this time for $1. Next up was Xanadu Property Associates, a Manhattan-based developer, which fought for 11 years to build a series of luxury condominium towers.

Tom Hall, in his first year as festival executive director, pointed out a phenomenon particular to Montclair's media heavy community, when they invited Oren Moverman to attend, Moverman asked to bring the film's editor, Alex Hall, a Montclair resident.

It links two of the city's busiest business districts, downtown and the tech-startup-heavy community known as Silicon Beach, and makes stops in other spots populated with potential commuters, like the University of Southern California and restaurant strips in Culver City and the Palms.

This new approach, health officials say, emphasizes heavier community involvement than ever, from church sermons to screenings in local libraries, along with more tracking and clinical services.

Mr. Romney's campaign is targeting the state's traditionally Democratic coal country, its military-heavy communities of Virginia Beach and Newport News, and Asian population centers in Northern Virginia, officials at the campaign said.

As cities like Hoboken and Jersey City, once havens for college-age renters, have been transformed into condo-heavy communities brimming with young professionals, the population of babies and toddlers has inevitably increased.

The freefall has made Bend a succinct symbol for the economic perils of "lifestyle destinations" in the so-called New West, recreation-heavy communities where jobs have been heavily tilted toward construction and services and where many of the new residents were self-made exiles from California cashing in on their overpriced real estate.

Similar ultra-ritzy, celebrity-heavy communities exist all over the country, though most tend to be in or near cities in which many stars do business.

To further demonstrate the heavy rock community's lack of a sense of humour, someone thought it would be a really good idea to have Al Murray compering.