Sentences with phrase «heavily as a hub»

Dating apps are still regarded pretty heavily as a hub for hookups.

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The closure will likely impact American Airlines heavily, as the airport is a major hub for the airline.

Modeled after the Virginia Inland Port in Front Royal, Va., the facility would serve as a logistics hub for cargo brought in by ship to the heavily congested Port of New York and New Jersey and transported by rail to Jamesville.

Health care officials and aid workers attempting to trace the progression of the Ebola virus disease outbreak that has claimed more than 2,800 lives so far (pdf) have come to rely heavily on a handful of disease - monitoring Web sites that act as pivotal hubs for processing information.

Every trip up the tower begins in the Waiting Room, a fairly standard hub that serves as your place to level up, buy weapons, store items and all the things you'd expect to be able to do in a game that borrows heavily from Dark Souls.

Just in case Romm and Robert Collier, the «leading journalist and climate expert» heavily cited in Romm's California post, are tempted to criticize Price as an energy Charlie Sheen, they should note that his co-authors on the new study include several analysts at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, the federal research hub that Collier called «the Vatican of energy efficiency work.»

Obviously, if you only have one of the pieces of hardware, then that's the device you're going to use, but for heavily Apple - invested households there's a good chance both are on the table as potential HomeKit hubs.