Sentence examples for better weigh from inspiring English sources

(If you've seen better, weigh in with the Social Q's Facebook group).

Still, I guess I'd better weigh in on what would, if it weren't for the DNC, be the story of the day: the latest announcement from the European Central Bank.

If you are like us, you used part of the holiday to see movies and can now better weigh in on Oscar contenders.

This can help clinicians and patients better weigh recurrence risks against the potential benefits and toxicities of treatment.

Expanding it or providing some means of rating each parameter for individual patients could help clinicians to better weigh factors such as life expectancy, duration of diabetes, risk from hypoglycemia, comorbidities, and availability of support systems.

Given the small but consequential risk of cardiac morbidity associated with Trastuzumab treatment, even in patients with normal baseline cardiac function, there could be a clinical benefit to identifying early stage patients at relatively high risk of recurrence in order to better weigh the risk versus benefit of Trastuzumab treatment.

Former Senator Bill Bradley, the author of "We Can All Do Better," weighs in on the state of the nation.

It is better to weigh before and not after.

Difficult to say, he says, so generally better to weigh in against intervention.

Better to weigh the decline in the unemployment figures from 640,000 to 610,000 announced Thursday as an important sign that the recession is easing.

It's better to weigh in and make your voice count than just be a pain and complain.