Sentence examples for given inordinate weight from inspiring English sources
There were fears that family members might be too close to their grief to work effectively with a jury and, on the other hand, that their opinions might be given inordinate weight.
But the tiny number of people watching each film in the first round gave inordinate weight to the taste of a few.
The Senate gives inordinate power to time-servers particularly bloody-minded time-servers particularlyy populated states.
Money politics not only gives inordinate power to vested interests, they argue, it also discourages ordinary people from exercising their democratic rights.
Yet the health-care system, as I soon discovered, requires doctors to give inordinate attention to matters of payment and expenses.
Moreover, Geithner has been writing regulations for his plan in such a way that threatens to give inordinate profits to a handful of favored institutions.
Gatto said the two-thirds requirement gives inordinate power to legislators who trade their votes for promises of funding.
Under this standard, for example, courts have concluded that individuals have little privacy in some of their most cherished activities, even placing inordinate weight on the availability of a specific technology or the wording of a cellphone agreement.
The international community puts an inordinate weight on income; we want them to emphasize environmental vulnerability when they decide if island nations are worthy of preferential treatment".
