Sentence examples for perhaps heavily from inspiring English sources

Perhaps heavily black public schools were even worse than urban Latino or white schools.

After it became known, or perhaps heavily hinted, that NSA document leaker Snowden used the service, it fell under the sharp eye of the government.

Perhaps heavily sedated, chained to their drawing board where we can keep an eye on them".

Chester (perhaps heavily sedated) seemed barely able to recognize Glass and walked in a slow shuffle; the only sign of emotion he showed was when he mentioned throwing a bowl of porridge at a fellow patient, which made him titter.

A limitation of this approach is that it depends, perhaps heavily so, on its starting point.

The euro itself will almost certainly fall in value initially – but perhaps not heavily.

By now a superb group with an interesting repertory, the Kremerata made its Carnegie Hall debut on Friday evening, falling back perhaps too heavily on earlier New York triumphs.

The audience was, perhaps, more heavily female and homosexual than, say, the audience for "Everybody Loves Raymond," but there was a mix.

(Aboites relies perhaps too heavily on video, which explains too much too quickly. He may have been inspired in this regard by Paul Pfeiffer's haunted videos on visibility and invisibility among men of color in sports).

Shareholders are suspicious of too much debt on the balance sheet, perhaps because heavily geared firms have more volatile profits.Indeed, shareholders such as pension funds and insurance companies may be the patsies in another way.

She appeared to be conservative in the commissioning of new works; she didn't chase after international choreographers such as Mark Morris and Alexei Ratmansky and in programming her seasons she favoured, perhaps too heavily, the MacMillan repertory that she loved.