Sentence examples for as to weigh from inspiring English sources

QS goes so far as to weigh universities based on the proportion of international students and staff.

Assuming all the reciprocating parts in an engine are machined so as to weigh precisely the same, and the firing order is arranged so that every piston at the top of its stroke is matched by a corresponding one at the bottom, then the primary inertial forces caused by the pistons changing direction at the top and bottom of their reciprocating motion can be made to balance one another.

This means that Slytherins tend to think before acting, so as to weigh all possible outcomes, before deciding exactly what should be done.

Once again, looking at the numbers beneath the numbers often awards one a clearer view as well as how to weigh the current data.

Just as one tries to weigh, as soberly as possible, the ethical substance of the enquiry, up rises a vision of Peter Rabbit being chased out of Mr. McGregor's garden.

"As long as earnings continue to weigh heavily on consumers' minds, spending is likely to remain constrained," Lynn Franco, director of the Conference Board Consumer Research Center, said in a statement.

Waiting for Alec as Trump to weigh in, bigly.

We objectively defined the weighting scheme for data sources (noted as Wi) to weigh their relative magnitude of evidence.

These are the most common options: Washed silica sand is used primarily as ballast to weigh the turf down.

Obama's limousine, a Cadillac said to weigh as much as fifteen thousand pounds, is known as the Beast.

The world's largest rodent, capybaras can grow to weigh as much as 150lb.