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heavily

[hev-uh-lee] / ˈhɛv ə li /


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“It is likely that all of these factors put pressure on institutions,” leading them to rely more heavily on endowment revenue to cover expenses.

From Barron's

“It is likely that all of these factors put pressure on institutions,” leading them to rely more heavily on endowment revenue to cover expenses.

From Barron's

The lawsuit reflects growing concern about high prices and shortages of fire engines and parts in a market that is heavily concentrated among the largest players.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then just 18 and heavily pregnant, Hazel described being "petrified" when she discovered what happened to her baby sister.

From BBC

In response, dealerships leaned more heavily on aggressive and deceptive tactics to protect their margins, at the consumer’s expense.

From MarketWatch