Sentence examples for considerably more weight from inspiring English sources
One reason was the low-profile change in the handicap system for the Cup, which had assigned the best horses considerably more weight.
The new tires, chosen several years ago, will be able to carry considerably more weight than the current ones, and will give the new Explorer a recommended payload of 1,100 to 1,500 pounds.
Even the ghostly images of the missing -- who magically appeared and disappeared onscreen as the agents recreated their movements -- had considerably more weight than most of the cast members on either "C.S.I".
After two years, those teenagers who had the surgery lost considerably more weight: 21 of 25 had lost more than half their extra body weight, compared with only 3 of the 25 who did not have it.
Appellants argue that the ABA Committee comes within the terms of this regulatory definition, because it exists outside the Justice Department and because it serves as a "preferred source" of advice, inasmuch as the ABA Committee's recommendations regarding potential judicial nominees are unfailingly requested and accorded considerably more weight than those advanced by other groups.
Amazon, of course, is not a startup, and could carry considerably more weight.
Mr. Harmon, the Ford spokesman, said that most Explorers come out of the factory with considerably more weight-carrying capacity than the minimum.
A ruling from the Supreme Court interpreting the Constitution to forbid racial preferences in admissions would, of course, have considerably more symbolic weight than a ballot measure, and it is certainly conceivable that some private institutions would take a hard — but voluntary — look at whether to continue the practice.
What's more, the salute carries considerably more negative weight today than it did in 1938.
The damage-limitation exercise reflected concerns that Jackson's comments could carry considerably more diplomatic and political weight than recent similar criticisms.
Vehicles need tires that can support considerably more than their own weight plus the payload because they lean on the tires on one side when going around curves, and because the weight of cargo and passengers is seldom evenly distributed.
