Sentence examples for the issue of heavy from inspiring English sources

"The issue of heavy water reactor … has been virtually resolved," state television quoted Salehi as saying.

But the Shabab are exploiting the issue of heavy shelling in an attempt to turn the Somali public against the peacekeepers, who are from Uganda and Burundi (two mainly Christian countries, in contrast to Somalia, which is nearly all Muslim).

Apart from this, this study also addresses the issue of heavy traffic, including real-time services, which require less delay and PLR in order to receive the information in good quality on time.

The issue of heavy metal contamination in large predatory fish and marine mammals is becoming well known.

In contrast, the issue of the heavy and fast growing impact of aviation emissions on climate change has faded like a vapour trail in the hurricane force PR campaign.

A comic titled "Innocence", published in the July 2005 issue of Heavy Metal, serves as an immediate prequel and expanded introduction to the game.

All of the economic optimism notwithstanding, the issue of urban sprawl hangs heavy on planners, like Mallie J. Combs-Snider, executive director of the Hardy County Rural Development Authority, the economic development organization for the county.

The issue of deportations carries especially heavy historical freight for Germans: earlier this week, Viviane Reding, the European Union's justice commissioner, drew a parallel between Mr. Sarkozy's decision to expel thousands of Roma and ethnic cleansing by the Nazis during World War II.

And then there's the issue of battling guilt laden, calorie heavy breakfasts with my natural tendencies towards lighter fare.

It follows from a "call to action" issued in April by eight professional medical organizations (plus the American Bar Association) that urged physicians to become more engaged in the issue of gun violence, notwithstanding the heavy-handed effort by the gun lobby to legally de-franchise medical professionals from any connection to this issue at all.

; 60 years ago (From the issue of Feb. 1, 1937)"Fed by heavy rain, record-breaking floods sweep through Ohio, upper Mississippi valleys, wrecking factories and homes, bringing disaster to Cincinnati, Louisville and other Ohio valley cities. Lower Mississippi valley is also threatened as flood-control methods to prevent repetition of 1927 destruction face first test".