Sentence examples for heavy treatment from inspiring English sources

Milford came under heavy treatment from the outset without his halves partner Hunt.

United's creative presence was blunted by the lack of spark shown by Gary Mackay-Steven who, to be fair, had been subjected to some rather heavy treatment before being withdrawn after 68 minutes.

Even without inspirational skipper Paul Gallen the Sharks looked like a polished unit with a gutsy Maloney – who came in for some heavy treatment from the Dragons defence – and crafty hooker Michael Ennis leading the way.

In interviews this week at Humana's headquarters in downtown Louisville, where the company was founded in 1961, employees offered suggestions about why their industry has come in for such heavy treatment.

Repeatedly insisting that his mature drama was comedy rather than tragedy, Chekhov grew distressed when producers insisted on a heavy treatment, overemphasizing the admittedly frequent occasions on which the characters inveigh against the boredom and futility of their lives.

Heavy treatment with immunosuppressants should be reserved to patients having a biopsy proven vasculitis.

Low, medium, and heavy treatments refer to thinning intensity.

Many patients will be able to reduce their intake of medications with reduction of headache days without other more expensive and heavy treatments.

> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Low, medium, and heavy treatments refer to thinning intensity.

Where the soil has received heavy treatments of pesticides, chemical fertilizers, soil fungicides or fumigants that kill these organisms, the beneficial soil organisms may die (impeding the performance of their activities), or the balance between the pathogens and beneficial organisms may be upset, allowing those called opportunists (disease-causing organisms) to become problems.

Mel Gibson, of course, already proved that there is a substantial audience for a suffering-heavy treatment of Christianity with "The Passion of the Christ".