heavily znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady heavily

• There was a common perception, based either on past experience or on the experiences of acquaintances, that statutory help was heavily restricted and inflexible.

• Their activity is heavily underwritten through the state health insurance schemes and the government's finance of medical, paramedical and nursing education and training.

• Work also provides a series of routines giving structure and meaning to people's lives, upon which they rely more or less heavily.

• Heavily polluted means that the index is between 1 and 2, making the water unsuitable for body contact.

• The hypothesis posits that, under comparable physical conditions, heavily eroded areas occur in highly populated regions.

• Because such scales rely heavily on motor skills, they may not be sensitive to cognitive deficits that appear to emerge suddenly at school-age.

• The molecular section oers a number of interesting and detailed chapters of scienti®c value and relevance, with the role of transposable elements featured heavily.

• Consequently, they may have to rely more heavily on other cues to word meaning.