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Industry supporters said the new report could bolster their case by showing that the U. S. can rely more heavily on gas without running out.

As the burden of management fell more heavily on her, she had less time for Duna and the bear grew senile and indecent in his habits.

As you know, for different activities we rely more heavily on either our left or right brain hemispheres.

If we all end up trying to be savers, the global economy will tilt more heavily towards protectionism and recession.

In other words, each dollar of equity capital now is leveraged much more heavily than it used to be.

surgery, but now they rely more heavily on different types of drugs to treat both the long-term and short-term effects of heart disease.

The border seems to be more heavily guarded on the North Korean side. There are military points every few kilometres in some places.

If the point is to tax banks and other financials more heavily, there are less distorting and less avoidable forms of taxation.

HTC has also invested more heavily in its own software , building a new user interface to work with Google's system .

whole-word instruction, but it relies more heavily on the child's experience with language.

The tax would therefore fall more heavily on highly processed foods, which tend to be higher in calories, than on lightly processed ones.

The fund, which already has over half of its outstanding loans in the euro zone, would become even more heavily exposed to one region.

Shan Li, a psychologist with the DRM Professional Counseling, said men are more heavily burdened with "social responsibilities" .

Unlike the waterfall approach, RUP relies more heavily on expertise-based estimation, especially during the Inception phase.

He may have to rely more heavily on the short-term stores and perhaps also devise new storage methods to supplement those of nature.

The better-off will be particularly squeezed: income-tax and wealth-tax thresholds will be frozen, and investment income taxed more heavily.

"The right to respect the personal sphere weighs more heavily than the right to freedom of expression, " the judge wrote.

I suspect it will be a different in the next 10 years with China much more heavily involved in the global market.

For some time to come, the burden of projecting American power will fall even more heavily on the air force and navy.

Officials say the state is looking at shortening the initial route and relying more heavily on existing lines.

Figs: All varieties fruit more heavily if their roots are confined to a large pot, but Negro Largo does particularly well as a houseplant.

As the U. S. and European economies buckle under the weight of debt, the global economy is leaning more heavily than ever on China.

In contrast, English and colonial vessels were built, gunned, and manned more heavily to meet the dual purpose of trade and defense.

He also mentioned taxing the rich more heavily to make up the rest.

What's it like playing for one of the more heavily scrutinized teams in the league?

Your boss may ask you to rely more heavily on video conferencing.

As they grow in size, organizations come to rely more heavily on specialist functions and personal.

Hangang officials once considered moving their older, more heavily polluting production lines farther west of the city.

The tax system should also be reformed. so that the country's fiscal burden falls more heavily on property and less on labour.

If other forms of energy production caused no damage, these impacts would weigh more heavily.

European countries, which tax oil more heavily than America, have typically seen a smaller impact on growth from changes in the oil price.

Some nutrition experts argue that the balance of responsibility needs to fall more heavily on society at large.

Most "mega-cap" companies have been penalised more heavily than rich-world peers in the same industry.

The commander General Moses Obi said patrols from the north and south of the country were more heavily armed than necessary.

To make him sleep more heavily, Hermes just touched him lightly with the dream-giving stick, and then he successfully led Io away.

However these models have proved inadequate to explain the behavior of more heavily over-consolidated clays and sands.

Volunteers are placing 1m calls to potential voters a day, Democrats boast, whereas Republicans rely more heavily on automated calls.

Data busses are much more sensitive to adjustments as these lines are consistently more heavily loaded than the address busses .

The Prius weighs more heavily on the environment but performs consistently under nearly all conditions and cost less.

That would force banks to lean even more heavily on central banks and governments to roll over their debts.

Of the two events, the cash loss-at this moment-weighed more heavily on him.

But it will depend more heavily than before on the shrilly anti-immigrant Northern League, led by Umberto Bossi.

The starting-point should be that rising food prices bear more heavily on some places than others.

Based on their perspective, they would be correct since V2 focused more heavily on operational processes rather than service lifecycle.

The courts are going to come down more heavily on young criminals.

However, their actual decisions revealed that no other attribute counted more heavily.

Some economists argue that higher taxes on tobacco are undesirable because the tax burdens fall more heavily on the poor.

Then it snowed more and more heavily. The trees were all covered with white quilts.

Promises to retired workers, including pensions and health care, will weigh more heavily than they do now.

In Europe, where fuel is taxed more heavily, the immediate effect of dearer oil is smaller.

Banks that once turned to the market to fund its automobile and other lending must now rely more heavily on their deposit base for funding.

Its cutbacks in spending since then have fallen more heavily on foreign than on domestic production.

But she is likely to face pressure from economists within her left-wing party, including Mr. Mantega, to intervene more heavily.

I never wanted to weigh more heavily on a man than a bird.

There is no duty which weighs more heavily on us than the duty we have to ensure that right.

Might this agreement encourage the ECB to intervene more heavily in markets for sovereign debt?

Query terms that occur infrequently in the index are weighted more heavily than those that occur often.

Interest-rate decisions will more heavily consider the impact on the financial system.

Most stateful Web applications, however, lean more heavily on the session-scoped container, HttpSession.

That's because China's growth has been much more heavily investment-driven than consumption-driven.

Soils: The carambola is not too particular as to soil, but will grow faster and bear more heavily in rich loam.

It rained more and more heavily, with the rhythm, PI mile Bala hit on the glass, her mind is not the origin of the tight.

The modern society depends on the electricity supply more heavily than ever before.

She felt the loss of Willougby's character yet more heavily than she had felt the loss of his heart.

Hedidn't sound right. His footsteps fell more heavily, jauntily , and he whistled.

The effect of the "brain drain" was felt more heavily in small African and Caribbean countries.

That was probably helped along by fire-sale deals, which might weigh more heavily in consumers' minds than the taint of bankruptcy.

a smart opponent will position these harder to kill units in back , under the protection of more heavily armored units.

"There is one power that weighs more heavily than others, " said a senior presidential adviser.

Many authors feel this pressure, but non-Western authors feel it more heavily.

As a result, foreign banks are starting to invest much more heavily in their Chinese operations.

These are discernibly clearer than earlier, more heavily compressed recordings used by the Australian investigation.

The Senate (with two members per state, no matter how empty) represents agriculture more heavily than the House.

Other Asian countries, notably Japan, havepatented much more heavily in the US.

Other places more heavily dependent on trade are feeling the pain.

Eastern Brazilians lean more heavily on the sweet potato.

It's like playing cards for big stakes, you can lose much more heavily.

Positions 3 to 5 increase spring preload for a stiffer rear suspension, and can be used when the motorcycle is more heavily loaded.

Leaning even more heavily into me, his heart beat against my back.

Spirits are taxed more heavily than beer or wine in many US states.

Under these rules companies with subsidiaries in tax havens are taxed more heavily, making the use of OFCs less attractive.

These more highly educated women tend to smoke more heavily.

I also discussed much more heavily the potential liability of individuals involved in authorizing these kinds of techniques.

Capitalism will be more heavily regulated and less entrepreneurial.

With the rapid development of economy and technology , the demand for talents became more heavily all over the world.

But if the economy deteriorates sharply, the government may lean more heavily on fiscal remedies.

He owned some, but was much more heavily into bonds.

I really feel, climb higher, fall more heavily.

But, over time, the growing economic power of China will weigh more and more heavily.

A small, thin boy got up reluctantly from under the trees when the rain started pelting down more heavily.

What makes this finding striking is that, in general, women use social media more heavily than men do.

Outside, the snow was coming down more heavily.

The boys' father continued his downward spiral, drinking more and more heavily, coming home less and less.

The rain was falling more heavily now.

But, as the Afghan war has worn on, so the military effort has become more and more heavily dependent on the US.

The rain doesn't stop, instead, it rains more heavily.

They've been betting more and more heavily against both currencies all the way down.

With more wars started by the USA, the earth is bleeding more and more heavily.

BTW The real blow to Republicans may be not that they failed to take the White House, but that they did not lose more heavily

With the development of city construction, urban freight transport problems become more and more heavily.

He drank more and more heavily.

Many may have to rely more heavily on the short-term stores of energy

Results: In radical pulp, the CGRP-IR nerve fibers became denser and more heavily stained;