Sentence examples for ranked heavily from inspiring English sources

Women ranked heavily stubbled faces as the most attractive.

Last week, the Council of Europe published a report that saw UK prisons ranked the most heavily populated in the EU.

Last week the Council of Europe published a report that saw UK prisons ranked the most heavily populated in the EU.

The number of visitors each year has fluctuated somewhat since the late 1980s, but the figure has remained high enough for the parkway to almost always be ranked as the most heavily visited unit of the U.S. national park system.

This one-square-mile enclave just east of the Van Wyck Expressway has become home to one of the largest Orthodox Jewish populations in New York City, ranking with the heavily Orthodox communities of Borough Park and Flatbush in Brooklyn, said Heshie Baron, a stockbroker who is chairman of the Kew Gardens Hills Civic Association.

Streamline already does a weekly ranking of Netflix shows, but because of a  methodology choice, those rank newness heavily and also include some shows from the past.

And, as on any street near high-risk targets, there are also ranks of heavily reinforced posts, or bollards.

All the same, they found the district center guarded by several ranks of heavily armed security forces.

Our tables are unlike other newspapers in that a university's ranking is heavily weighted to how satisfied its final-year students say they are.

The United States and its allies have been reluctant to fully align with and arm the rebels because their ranks are heavily populated by Islamists.

Labour is very exercised, not least because its senior ranks are heavily populated with Scots and it relies on Scotland to deliver it a large slice of Westminster MPs.