Sentence examples for it would weigh from inspiring English sources

State Farm responded by saying that it would weigh its options and filed an appeal.

The International Olympic Committee said earlier this week that it would weigh its legal options over a full-scale Russian ban and would use Thursday's CAS ruling as a guideline.

In January it explicitly said that it would weigh unemployment and inflation equally in its policy actions.

In June, the school closed its doors for good, although the Chicago Board of Education said it would weigh plans to reconstitute the Bronzeville neighborhood institution.

—Stan Brodsky The United States might revert to manned aircraft, but more likely it would weigh the costs of losing an aircraft and its crew against the importance of the target.

One e-mail message sent after the accident warned that if the large piece of debris was pure ice -- a theory that had been proposed -- it would weigh more than 60 pounds and because of its speed "would be the equivalent of a 500 pound safe hitting the wing at 365 miles per hour".

"The producer would structure it, Betsy would weigh in, Janice Tomlin would weigh in, and there would be screenings and tweakings..

"The producer would structure it, Betsy would weigh in, Janice Tomlin would weigh in, and there would be screenings and tweakings...

It means that a bag of sugar sitting on the wheel when it's stationary would weigh more than an articulated lorry when the wheel is turning at full speed," explained Conor La Grue, the components chief on the Bloodhound project.

In December 1915, the Indian members founded the Provisional Government of India, which it was hoped would weigh on Habibullah's advisory council to aid India and force the Emir's hands.

On Tuesday afternoon at her Madison Avenue store, customers could sell unwanted jewelry to a licensed gold buyer — who would weigh it, test it and issue a check on the spot — and then shop for something new.