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No, it's an adverb. The adjective is heavy.
One that is heavily rushed and given almost no thought to.
partying heavily, intoxicated, a wild drinking spree.
Moses is featured heavily in Exodus.
Geology, biology and some facets of archeology.
Colombia' economy relies heavily on the exports of petroleum and coal.
it grew and heavily controlled the economy
Liberia's economy relies heavily on the mining of iron ore. The country is a major exporter of iron ore in the world.
In the United States, the industry most heavily subsidized is farming. In order to address the needs of the people, the government must pay farmers to produce food, because it not lucrative.
they relied heavily on shipping.
Before Communism arrived in china the country heavily relied upon agriculture and the it's methods. Now china manufactures items of clothing to house hold objects ! China now is the fastest growing economy and market in the world
The economy of which state is most heavily dependent on agricultural products is Nebraska.
coal
Because if that resource runs out, or suddenly loses value, the country will be badly harmed financially
Because of Greece's location, it relied mostly on fishing and trading. Nowadays, Greece's economy depends heavily on shipping and tourism.
Nigeria's largest economic sector is oil production. The country relies heavily on fossil fuel production, so much so that it is often considered a classic example of the "resource curse". 25% of the economy is devoted to agriculture, and Nigeria is the largest producer of agricultural goods in Africa. Nigeria is also the fourth-largest manufacturer in Africa, mostly working in light industry. There is a growing banking sector, although restrictive central bank policy means that a significant fraction of banking activity takes place in the shadow economy.
Forests are one of Alberta's most valuable resources because Alberta relies heavily on its oil and lumber industry to support its economy. Because Alberta is so rich in forests, it is able to export most of the lumber it produces to the rest of North America and the world, and therefore make a lot of money.