Sentence examples for wrote heavily from inspiring English sources

"But she became a renowned doctor and wrote heavily on liver disease.

In the nineties, Armstrong wrote a heavily researched but quixotically told two-volume account of the Great Depression called "The Greatest Bull Market in History".

Japan's Daiichi Sankyo bought a controlling stake in Ranbaxy, a generic-drugs company, in 2008 which it wrote down heavily  as it ran into glitches with American regulators.

Directed by the American Chris Weitz, who wrote the heavily condensed script, "The Golden Compass" has many of the virtues of a faithful screen adaptation and many of the predictable flaws.

Alston had also been one of five experts working for the UN who earlier this year wrote a heavily critical letter to Ban in which the secretary general's resistance to accepting any responsibility was torn apart.

The author of the report, Philip Alston, the UN's special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights, was one of five experts working for the UN who earlier this year wrote a heavily critical letter to Ban in which the secretary-general's resistance to accepting any responsibility was torn apart.

"These extremists created a fake business, made apparently misleading corporate filings and then used false government identifications to gain access to Planned Parenthood's medical and research staff with the agenda of secretly filming without consent," Richards also wrote, "then heavily edited the footage to make false and absurd assertions about our standards and services".

Mifsud's pieces, written in heavily accented English, are disjointed compilations of Euroskeptic grumblings.

Every story I write is heavily researched, though that scaffolding is surely most visible in "The Diggings".

Post-classical composers are writing music heavily influenced by minimalism and its electronic spawn, but they are still immersed in the complexity of composition.

As Mr. Hanson describes it, societies around the world have long dreamed of humanlike figures with wings; "birds and bird-gods," he writes, "feature heavily in all mythologies".