Sentence examples for represent heavily from inspiring English sources

Analysts do not expect Mr. Abe to make any concerted push that would alienate farming and construction groups, which represent heavily insular industries opposed to any free trade pacts.

For amplification factors around 4, rock slopes are already considered as considerably weakened (and potentially instable), while factor 8 or above represent heavily disturbed rock associated with unstable slopes.

Veejay: Will countries like India and China pretty much skip the public-switched network phase and go straight to VOIP? S_GREENBERG: India and China represent heavily populated countries with low teledensity.

But the six-point edge, 49% to 43%, is not big enough to forecast an actual Democratic victory, in part because Democratic voters turn out less reliably than Republicans in midterm elections and in part because a big majority of Republicans in Congress represent heavily GOP districts.

Although Arabidopsis and tobacco represent heavily utilized model plant systems, they require sizeable quantities of leaf biomass for extracting large quantities of recombinant protein.

In addition, there is significant difference in connectivity and clustering coefficient between cancer and OMIM genes even though cancer genes and OMIM genes both represent heavily studied gene sets.

But it was not enough to match Mr. Hahn, the white son of a beloved local politician who represented heavily black neighborhoods for years.

The anti-Blairites – represented heavily in the trade unions – will agree on that much but insist it was proximity to Tory positions that caused the rot.

Royal gowns are represented heavily, including a Hartnell dress designed for the Queen mother and Princess Diana's cream, pearl-embellished Catherine Walker dress with the matching bolero jacket which helped it earn its "Elvis dress" nickname in 1989.

On Tuesday, just two days into this marathon two-week summit meeting here, increasingly loud rumblings were emanating from the camps representing heavily forested countries, small island nations and Africa's mostly poor states that a demonstration of defiance may be necessary to focus the world's attention on their plight.

Among the new cues Horner wrote was a "percussive and atonal" theme for the Klingons which is represented heavily in the film.