Sentence examples for Weighty consideration from inspiring English sources
Somehow the organization sees in the history of Las Vegas and the various colorful people who built its hotels and casinos or performed in them the stuff of weighty consideration.
One of the many reasons women may reconcile with their batterers is that there are children involved, so until our family courts give weighty consideration to domestic violence in the custody and visitation orders they issue and understand the risk factors for lethality, serious gaps will remain, leaving too many victims at risk.
When this happens we say that the less weighty consideration has been metaphysically silenced.
Others believe the possession of rights to be a weighty consideration but not so weighty as to outbalance every other moral claim.
A second way to deflate the dialectical force of ethical supervenience is to grant that explaining it is a good thing to do, but deny that this is a particularly weighty consideration in the context of theory-choice (compare Enoch 2011, 147 8).
doi: 10.7554/eLife.05503 Image Despite their diversity and abundance, the biology of many flatworms has not previously been studied in depth The written accounts and reasoning associated with how the species we currently use for biomedical research were selected as model systems have rarely included weighty consideration of either their evolutionary or natural histories (Alfred and Baldwin, 2015).
The most weighty considerations of practical administration counsel against it.
"There are weighty considerations involved in changing Roe v. Wade, very weighty considerations in modifying that principle and a woman's right to choose," Mr. Specter said.
Other weighty considerations include the number of previous concussions sustained by a patient and when those concussions occurred.
It may claim that the right is supported by weighty considerations, but it cannot make this so.
Alternatively, one might argue that the obvious, and obviously very weighty, considerations of rights (of the victims of terrorism) and justice (which demands respect for those rights) may sometimes be overridden by extremely weighty considerations of consequences an extremely high price that would be paid for not resorting to terrorism.
