Sentence examples for has been given weight from inspiring English sources
That most anonymous and mundane of objects, the box of tissues, has been given weight and dignity and particularity.
It is a thesis that has been given weight over the past few months by what has happened in Iceland, which went on an enormous leveraged investment spree, not least on the British high street, and has now been basically rescued by a consortium of the Norwegian, Swedish and Danish central banks, making the Icelandic Krona just a currency board unit.
If you have been given weight and the acceleration of gravity, then you can use this formula.
She was not taken for an orientation dive, and had been given weights which were too heavy for her body.
Tony Paley: Tidal Bay has been given top weight of 11st 10lbyby senior British handicapper, Phil Smith for the Grand National at Aintree in April.
The claim has been given added weight by the identification of the site where Arthur Guinness is believed to have stopped on the last leg of his journeys to Holyhead.
A relatively new field, viability has been given increasing weight by the government's National Planning Policy Framework, introduced in 2012, which slashed 1,300 pages of policy down to 65, as part of the coalition's triumphant bonfire of red tape.
He is reluctant to overstate the similarities between his own experience as a child fleeing war and the ordeal confronting many of these children, but he recognises that his campaign has been given moral weight by his timely reminder of how much Britain had helped Jewish children fleeing the Nazis.
(See the table "Real Estate Scorecard"). The amount and price factors are the most important, so each has been given a weight of 4. But the center's performance on these two factors does not compare favorably with that of other, similar facilities.
"The need for this rail infrastructure for London and the South East has been given considerable weight.
