Sentence examples for heavy measure from inspiring English sources
Travel disruptions from Europe's volcanic ash problem have brought a heavy measure of turmoil to the classical music world.
Daho brought a heavy measure of Trenet's unruffled old-world charm to electronic pop in the early 1980s, a suave, sardonic voice in an otherwise frenetic era.
The Grand Dauphin, Louis XIV's brother, commissioned the artist to paint a series of panels in 1700 illustrating the story of Cupid and Psyche; these works show some of the lightness of Rococo work but with a heavy measure of Baroque.
The foundation route, though, gives the donor (and, often, his or her descendants) a heavy measure of control for a very long time.
A spokesman for the New York Stock Exchange declined to comment on security, although heavy measures to protect the institution, including barricades on all sides, checkpoints for anyone entering the building and police officers with automatic weapons on the perimeter, have been in place since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
The Thai Foreign Ministry said the government would follow a "multistep approach, from light to heavier measures," in what appeared to be a turning point in its handling of the crisis, the latest chapter of four years of political turmoil.
Regulatory compliance is encouraged by using cooperation, persuasion, inspection and enforcement notices in the first instance, and secondarily by applying heavier measures in the case of riskier behaviour.
10.46am: This just in from the Marine Conservation Society: A discard ban may be seen as an extreme and heavy handed measure, however, considering the current state of the European fishing industry it is a necessary one.
Heavy security measures have failed to stop the attacks, which have taken scores of lives this year.
"Social stability in Tibet will never be achieved through heavy security measures and suppression of human rights," she said.
