Sentence examples for put heavily from inspiring English sources

Projections are cited that put heavily populated coastal areas under water once all that ice melts, and one expert's suggestion that the Arctic could be ice-free by 2013 gets a lot of play.

Operation Sentinel has put heavily armed combat troops in public view as they patrol key sites in military fatigues, at an annual cost running into hundreds of millions of euros.

Indirect policies include the deregulation of heavily unionized industries, such as telecommunications, airlines, and trucking, trade policies designed to put heavily unionized industries in direct competition with low-paid workers in the developing world, and macroeconomic policies that keep the unemployment rate higher than in prior decades.

"It caused partial damage to the hospital building, and put its heavily used ambulance service out of action.

As one senior American diplomat put it, "Heavily armed groups are perpetrating these extreme levels of violence within shouting distance of major U.S. cities".

But his first financial adviser put him heavily into technology stocks in the late 1990s and he lost money when those stocks collapsed in 2000.

In many cases, they are given contracts that they do not understand, the gangmasters withhold their passports and documents making it very difficult for them to escape, and put them heavily into debt which they can never repay".

Put a heavily armed populace together with a region where gang warfare and drug trafficking are rampant, add a corrupt, incompetent police force and the problems that come along with widespread poverty, and you get a lot of corpses in the streets.

But that is not the same as being bankrolled by a Russian oligarch or the investment funds of Gulf states, or by a Florida family who bought a prosperous club by putting it heavily into debt.

If you are overworking your muscles without a break, you're putting yourself heavily in danger of an injury and you are not doubtless to enjoy the results.

Mercilessly, Radcliffe put her foot heavily on the accelerator.