Sentence examples for add considerable weight from inspiring English sources

Having Paris support Britain and Germany will add considerable weight to their efforts.

But that would add considerable weight that would hurt the car's performance and lower its range on a charge.

David Miliband has much to offer on policy and his experience and intelligence would add considerable weight to the shadow cabinet.

Even without cars and trucks, any foot traffic and added amenities — trees, planters, concession stands, new railings or decking — would add considerable weight, which could put stress on the structure's support beams and require additional maintenance.

Moreover, not only do these slick retractable roofs add considerable weight to the car, they also add on extra expense as well.

Anyone who's ever used some of the bulkier expansion modules, like Handspring's own Visorphone or GeoDiscovery 's Geode global positioning system insert, can tell you these items add considerable weight to the Visor.

He added considerable weight and attention to the efforts when he travelled to Darfur and started campaigning in the US.

Comparing other nations' experiences adds considerable weight to the argument that the level of taxes has had little long-term effect on growth.

Those who wanted the escape system were overruled so that we could maintain a certain cost objective". Other say the escape system would have added considerable weight.

The Scottish Culture Secretary, Fiona Hyslop, said the report's findings added "considerable weight" to calls for the BBC to change the way it operates north of the border.

And the first of two live shows at Brixton Academy ("The biggest room we've ever played," says Smith) only adds considerable weight to the many reproaches levelled at their music.