Sentence examples similar to it holds considerable weight from inspiring English sources

Though this argument is continually being taken apart in the long, deliberative, fact-based process of court cases, the emotional impact of the "Save Our Children" myth still holds considerable weight in cultural debates.

It was a constituency where the Union of Post Office Workers held considerable weight – the late MP had been known as "Post Office Williams" – which was Charles's good fortune.

As Germany's top financial regulator, Hufeld's comments hold considerable weight and undermine recent statements from the LSE and Deutsche Börse that the deal will go ahead as planned.

Shining though his responses are memories that obviously hold considerable weight, moments that mean a lot to a man who at times seems a little overawed at the route this past year has taken him.

Hillcourt had recently formally retired, but his opinion still held considerable weight.

While the head of the Treasury isn't an elected official, his words do hold considerable weight ― and he is, after all, fifth in the line of succession for the presidency.

Unlike the majority of other negative results, this inability to detect EBER transcripts held considerable weight in the diagnostic community.

As such, it holds considerable promise as a powerful new tracer of wastewater impact in groundwater.

For Sprint, the troubles have been more acute, partly because it holds considerable debt.

"And the courts have held that they will give considerable weight to the board's exercise of its business judgment and will generally not overrule a board without very strong reasons".

Although this approach holds considerable promise, it promises to be a complicated and expensive undertaking.