Sentence examples for heed over from inspiring English sources

Ralph Becker, Salt Lake City's mayor, devoted his entire 2014 state-of-the-city address to the problem.Legislators in business-friendly Utah are wary of regulation, but this year they have taken heed: over a dozen bills dealing with air quality have been proposed.

It's a sentiment policymakers would do well to heed over the next four years.

Our ongoing encouragement and respectful, patient offers of help may be heeded over time.

For example, there were examples of patients making repeated appeals for pain and discomfort to be addressed, and expressing concerns about their own well-being, which were not heeded over periods of hours or even days.

Driving through the gale-force winds in Maryland, the Smiths pulled over, heeding their son's call that there was something amiss on the side of the road.

Ukrainian prime minister Volodymyr Groysman said lessons learned from Chernobyl should be heeded all over the world.

Between sips of Cherry Coke and bites of peanut brittle, he served up some wisdom that might have saved a lot of heartache (not to mention jobs and untold financial losses) had investors heeded it over the last decade: keep it simple.

The advice of the scientists was not heeded, and over the next several years many of these predictions came true, including breached dikes due to lahar erosion and overtopped dikes due to sediment infill.

Why would anyone heed ersatz "experts" over trained authorities far more qualified to comment on the origins of life or the worldview of the founding fathers?

They should heed the words over 300 years ago of the clergyman Thomas Fuller: "Be you ever so high, the law is above you".

MOSCOW — The Russian Orthodox Church continued what appeared to be an effort to get the authorities to address Russians' grievances over the political system, with Patriarch Kirill I, the church's leader, saying in a televised interview that it would be "a very bad sign" if the country's leaders failed to heed recent protests over perceived electoral fraud.