Sentence examples for strike heavily from inspiring English sources

Cold-air outbreaks, however, do occur in the Southern Hemisphere, but they are less frequent and strike heavily populated areas less frequently.

The El Niño phenomenon will strike heavily in the country, and the highlands will experience severe droughts that will affect thousands of poor families.

Democrats also routinely support an annual effort to restrain the alternative minimum tax, which would otherwise strike heavily at households in high-cost urban areas that tend to vote Democratic.

The attacks, which began late Monday and ranked among the deadliest of the year, underscored the Taliban's resilience and ability to strike heavily ­protected sites such as military bases.

"At the same place where the 'Jewish-Crusader coalition' was hit four years ago," the statement read, "here the fighters came back once again to strike heavily against that evil coalition.

Evening, then night, closes in; jungle fires blaze and crackle, sending up pillars of thick smoke towards the sky; the stars shine brightly; we reach Kyouk-tsin, and as our boats approach the bankafor this is to be our halting-place for the nightathey strike heavily A game played by the Burmans, and at which they gamble very greatly.

Israeli fighter‐bombers have been striking heavily at Egyp tian military targets along the canal for the last several days.

On the battlefield today, after a morning lull, security troops struck heavily at Matejce, once an ethnically mixed village.

It swept across the Everglades and struck heavily populated south Florida, causing five deaths in the state and an estimated $23bn in damage.

For example, Rothmann and Koch (2014) presented the case of path-dependent organizations in an industry that were struck heavily by a severe crisis.

Later, one of the tanks received a direct hit from a 3.5 inch rocket, while the forward perimeter was struck heavily by attacking waves of Chinese, and was forced back with heavy casualties.