Sentence examples for heavy rank from inspiring English sources

The din is maddening, and the air suffused with a heavy, rank odor, like steam-table water left too long.

I watched limousines burning behind heavy ranks of riots cops; I watched the largest political protest in American history surge into the streets of Washington and then melt away again; I watched the face of Donald Trump leer at me from TVs in every Greyhound station in every city I went to; and for consolation I watched the video of Richard Spencer getting decked over and over again.

I watched limousines burning behind heavy ranks of riots cops; I watched the largest political protest in American history surge into the streets of Washington and then melt away again; I watched the face of Donald Trump leer at me from TVs in every Greyhound station in every city I went to; and for consolation, I watched the video of Richard Spencer getting decked over and over again.

In the 1960s, investigators ranked each work site from 1 to 10 for its potential arsenic exposure and classified each site as "heavy" (ranks 8 10), "medium" (ranks 4 7), or "light" (ranks 1 3) arsenic exposure areas (Lee and Fraumeni 1969).

But one profession where it can be safely argued that Trump has increased the number of women is in the House – though the achievement belongs to the Democrats seeking to unseat him, not the male-heavy ranks of the Republicans.

An addiction to energy-intensive heavy industry ranks high among them.

The CRP classifies BP as a "heavy hitter", ranking it among the top 140 biggest overall donors to federal elections since 1988.

Since his appointment in 2007, Mr. Serdyukov, a former furniture store manager, alienated the uniformed military through changes that thinned the top-heavy officer ranks.

Since 2007, the political leadership has systematically thinned the top-heavy officer ranks to alter the "egg-shaped" hierarchy of the army into a pyramid form.

But the European champion of heavy teen drinking ranks as the world's happiest country and scores third in the United Nation's 2007 ranking of child welfare.

According to Hakanson's ecological risk index assessment, the potential risk individual coefficients of four heavy metals similarly ranked as follows: Cd > Cu > Zn > Pb.