Sentence examples for gives enough weight from inspiring English sources

Some constitutional scholars have questioned whether Addington, in his eagerness to expand the powers of the Presidency, which he and Cheney see as having been unduly diminished since Watergate, gives enough weight to the legislative and judicial branches of the federal government.

I do not think that Albers gives enough weight to the aestheticization of memory and sensation as self-conscious, even willful acts, rooted in the Symbolists and Post-Impressionists of the late 19th century, whose work in both poetry and paint Mitchell admired.

A lot of therapists do not give enough weight to their issues".

To the Editor: You did not give enough weight to malpractice reform.

Later, though, he said the appeals court had not given enough weight to Arizona's concerns.

"You can get so enamored of something you don't give enough weight to its drawbacks.

"We just felt that we fought hard for a minority voice, but that that wasn't given enough weight".

But Scarlett doesn't give enough weight to the doomed relationship with Victor, not to the bewilderment and hurt that goad the Creature to his final killing spree.

"I don't think people give enough weight to the fact that the United Nations is a body made up of its member states of 193 nations.

The old figure used 1990 as a base, which did not give enough weight to, among other things, Nigeria's swelling telecoms industry.

Writing in BG's annual report, published on Wednesday, Hood conceded that directors had not given enough weight to concerns about the levels of executive pay in the UK.