Sentence examples for the heavy levels from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, this is not what CfE is supposed to be about, and the heavy levels of recording and reporting being demanded in some local authorities are having an impact on the time available for learning and teaching.

As one example, a dispensary or cannabis retailer that deals only in cash makes that business – and its employees, owners, vendors, and others – a recurring target due to the heavy levels of cash they have on hand at any given time.

Both audio and visual are as sexy and serious as you might expect from the average German, so it's a nice shady break from the heavy levels of PLUR that have been radiating from THUMP's homepage recently.

Evidence of their difficulty is found in the heavy level of debt that burdens college graduates.

The heavy level of debt is already taking a toll on taxpayers.

He added that law enforcement officers in Newtown told him that they weren't sure they could have stopped the shooter because of the heavy level of weapons he was carrying.

One is the economic pump-priming undertaken by the Brown government to ease the current recession, which has plunged the country into the heaviest levels of debt since World War II.

With only eight business days left until the end of the year, investors moved into the market with a frenzy yesterday, pushing trading to a robust 180.4 million shares, the heaviest level in a week and up from 176.5 million the day before.

In brief, if participants in 2009 reported doing vigorous heavy physical activity for ≥3 days per week, they were categorized under the category "heavy" levels of physical activity and those reporting vigorous activity 1 2 days per week were categorized into the moderate level category.

At the other end of the constituency, Hendry is encountering heavy levels of support in the Dalneigh council housing estate on the outskirts of Inverness, with a forest of yacht masts on the nearby Caledonian canal.

Mr Hammond also emphasised that the UK was "gravely concerned by the ongoing heavy level of civilian casualties".