The question of whether she should dye her hair pink is given the same weight as the necessity of raising money for hurricane victims.
Tweets are essentially the modern-day equivalent of unsigned, typewritten letters; they should not be given the same weight as statements and press releases from the White House.
She made a point of attending the trial to show that it was important for rape cases to be given the same weight as other crimes.
"The whole system falls apart if made-up reviews are given the same weight as honest ones," said one of the researchers, Myle Ott.
The inspirations behind the creation of a Nike advertising slogan, the invention of Post-its and the search for a better mop are given the same weight as a line by Auden or a Beethoven sonata.
For most of us, Wozzeck's experiment would have taken place beneath the threshold of perceptibility, or, if perceived, would then be forgotten; in "Light While There Is Light," Wozzeck's ritual — and his doubt, and his need for further proof — is given the same weight as any other character's activity.
In the light of these interests each citizen would have good reason to think that his or her interests were not being given the same weight as others if he or she had less decision making power than the others.
Lightly populated rural states are given the same weight as states containing huge cities, which gives right-leaning rural voters a disproportionate amount of power.
It's appalling that corruption is given the same weight as infidelity, though it reflects the media's obsession with tabloid headlines versus enterprise reporting.
Mistrett says juvenile justice bills aren't typically given the same weight as other policies, which has contributed to the delayed reauthorization. .
