Sentence examples for relatively heavily from inspiring English sources
Several of the Republican candidates are spending relatively heavily in New Hampshire, which traditionally hosts the country's first primary.
Vanguard, the third largest asset management company, is like BlackRock relatively heavily invested in the top 50 coal companies, with 0.277%.
The North Sea is relatively heavily patrolled sea, so there would be enough chance of getting caught to act as a deterrent.
This indicates that preferred species are relatively heavily affected by browsing after culling, presumably because remaining animals will increase consumption of preferred species as competition is reduced.
He lives in Bend, Oregon, with his wife and two kids, a 13-year-old daughter and a six-year-old son My daughter has a school-issued iPad which is relatively heavily locked down by the school district.
Thus the OECD says that in Sweden, where dirtier automotive diesel has been taxed relatively heavily since 1991, almost all diesel is now of the cleanest type and sulphur emissions from diesel vehicles have fallen by 75%.
MyHeritage.com, a relatively heavily-funded Israeli startup operating a huge family-based social network, this morning announced that it has acquired BackupMyTree, which enables people to automatically backup their family history for free.
MyHeritage.com, a relatively heavily-funded Israeli startup operating a huge family-based social network, has moved to acquire Bliscy.pl from Poland's Internet publishing company Wirtualna Polska to solidify its position in the Polish family history market.
Some relatively small heavily eroded landscapes (badlands) occur in the catchments, playing relevant hydrological and geomorphic roles.
Specifically, we demonstrate a tangibility effect the tendency for tangible attributes to be weighted relatively more heavily than intangible attributes in choice as compared to in value elicitation.
Load is transmitted by relatively rigid, heavily stressed chains of particles which form a sparse network of "strong" contacts carrying greater than average normal contact forces.
