heavily造句怎么写

Japanese has borrowed heavily from English.

Tobacco and alcoholic drinks are taxed heavily in their country.

They had doped (up) the patient heavily before the operation.

Should private house be more heavily rated than factories?

We will continue to invest heavily in these strategic areas in 2010.

You are just digging your own grave if you go on smoking so heavily.

It's not raining heavily any more, but it's still spitting a bit.

Boys whose mothers smoked heavily throughout pregnancy were almost twice as likely to display behavioural problems, the report claimed.

Instead, they were found above ground along a heavily wooded several-mile stretch of the long Island shore.

They carry less than astronauts—and are thus more mobile—but are still quite heavily laden with gear, mostly as a safeguard against disasters.

We flexibly adjust in the process. For instance, in adjusting international balance, we used to rely heavily on adjustment of export rebate.

Not being able to call us, and not knowing their fate, must weigh on them ever more heavily as their detention drags on.

Agassi realized that if he turned a profit on the fuel, he could radically subsidize the cars, much as cell phone carriers sell minutes and heavily subsidize the phones.

Some people dream, but they destroy others' dreams at the same time, but they turn everyone's heart into a wasteland. The vast ice and snow fell heavily and covered the once vigorous field.

Don’t think of them as a convenience so much as a pipeline to the keyboard. Keep in mind that your most experienced users will rely heavily on their keyboards; so to keep them loyal, ensure that the mnemonics are consistent and thoroughly thought out.

She lost heavily at cards.

Colonel Lanser got up heavily.

"I don't understand you," she said heavily.

He's heavily reliant on bank loans.

It relies quite heavily on pruning and grafting.

A few small stretches of Petit Bois Island had been labeled heavily or moderately oiled.

These temperature shifts are heavily influenced by entirely natural ocean cycle fluctuations that affect heat transfer patterns from the tropics.

Data available are heavily skewed towards well-resourced centres and do not reflect the entire reality of the condition.

“Weddings in particular were all heavily influenced after that royal wedding, and they will be again after this one, ” she predicts.

When the seemingly unrelenting storms of life beat down heavily upon us with no end in sight, we look to God who seems remote and unwilling to intervene on our behalf.

He is drinking heavily.

This area is heavily populated.

The courts are coming down heavily on young offenders.

Their food — heavily processed, dry and tasteless — left a lot to be desired.

His wife, an attractive woman brimming with confidence, took a photo of us, then waved goodbye with an arm heavily weighted with turquoise bracelets.

Another short wait and Mrs. Pan and the eight-year-old emerged. Panting heavily and uttering groans of pain, she turned her mournful gaze to her husband's face, like a child seeking consolation.

The crime lies heavily on his conscience.

However, at the last minute, Mr Karmazin rustled up another deal, which grants his heavily indebted firm a reprieve.

The truck was heavily loaded.

Her200 nannies are booked through July, and the company has raised prices by up to45 percent, she said. Hospitals in mainland China and Hong Kong are also heavily booked.

The sky seemed to be unable to bear it. It weighed heavily and rained heavily on the ground.