Sentence examples for either weigh from inspiring English sources

The airlines can either weigh each bag and ascertain the weight of each passenger (by asking, or by having the passenger step on a scale), or make an estimate about average passenger and bag weight.

U.S. Cellular's is keeping mum on the Galaxy S II's release, but that should give customers a little time to either weigh their options or scrimp together $230.

They will either weigh down the Republican Party with their lead-weight fundamentalism, or cut the Republican Party in half and split away.

You can either weigh them on a scale or measure cup-sized servings.

It was as if the expectations everyone had for him were either weighing him down or simply misguided.

She does not hold her tongue behind the scenes, either, weighing in on big strategic decisions, some policy matters and just about anything having to do with her husband's public image.

The 18 mothers lived in rural areas in the Southeast, and their infants were younger than 35 weeks gestational age at birth and at high risk for developmental problems because they either weighed less than 1500 grams at birth or required mechanical ventilation.

With the drive installed, either weighs 6.3 pounds, and 5.6 pounds without.

The means of the underlying studies are displayed either weighed on patients' base (=PatWeigSurv, PatWeigSucc) or on units' base (implant, tooth, or prosthesis) (=UnitWeigSurv, UnitWeigSucc) Fig. 3 The diagram shows annual failure rates of the four treatments (implants, tooth autotransplants, preserved deciduous teeth, and conventional prostheses on teeth).

The dime is not mentioned as having been either weighed or assayed; Oliver and Kelly, in a May 2011 article in The Numismatist, suggest that Barnett used that privilege of assay commissioners to obtain the rarity.

The abscesses were either weighed or homogenized in TSB for quantitative culture.