Sentence examples for give significant weight from inspiring English sources
Neither Ms. Sandberg nor Mr. Kristof blames women for the numeric effect of their many failures and compromises, and both give significant weight to history, nature, social mores and the fact that, as Mr. Kristof puts it, "the modern job was built for the distracted father".
The gains come ahead of an expected rate cut from the Federal Reserve, which meets Tuesday and Wednesday, and hours before President Bush is scheduled to give his final State of the Union address, which is expected to give significant weight to the economy.
The university later elaborated in personal correspondence that the Guardian "relies on a fairly narrow range of measures, compared to other tables, and gives significant weight to particular slices of one year's NSS [National Student Survey] data".
If Britain finds itself next Monday in a de facto anti-quota bloc with the Eastern Europeans – giving significant weight to their position – Ms Merkel, for one, will be profoundly angry.
Two events are beginning to define the role of popular sentiment and personal consent in the NHS – the crescendo of opposition to Care.data, and the determination of NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens that public opinion should be given significant weight in determining service configurations.
Our paper gave significant weight to the median estimates, precisely because they reduce the problem posed by data outliers, a constant source of concern when doing archival research that reaches far back into economic history spanning several periods of war and economic crises.
His metric, relative to others, gives significant weight to possession-related, as opposed to scoring-related, statistics.
"Recently, these theories have been given significant weight as CFTC Commissioner Bart Chilton stated his belief that the silver market was being manipulated".
We risk soon finding ourselves giving significant weight in health care allocation and prioritization choices to effects whose nature, size, and probability are highly uncertain.
The second is exemplified by India through its adoption of stand-alone national patent licensing legislation that gives significant weighting to public health protection.
