Sentence examples for keep weighing from inspiring English sources

Detroit may again be on the rise, but an important lesson from this timely book is that at least one longtime "ball and chain" — escalating health care costs — seems fated to keep weighing it down.

Instead he is taking on a new role as the chairman of Apple's board, which should allow him to keep weighing in on important decisions for some time to come, assuming that his health allows.

The Spurs have until the N.B.A.'s annual trade deadline in February 2019 to keep weighing their options before they risk losing Leonard without compensation when he becomes a free agent next summer.

Decision fatigue is not a fad complaint dreamed up by spoiled people; it's what happens when we have to keep weighing alternatives and making decisions.

And the public can and should keep weighing in until the agency actually votes on new rules, which isn't expected to happen until November or December at the earliest.

If worse comes to worst, then there will be a point when someone actually has the courage to tell the negative friend that they need to change, or else no one will hang around them anymore because they keep weighing other people down.

But my doctor keeps weighing me and says that I need to lose weight,'" Ms. Schaefer said.

If Russia really keeps weighing in on behalf of the insurgents, there's a lot more that needs to be done.

My mum had been pressuring me to go to the doctors as I was just getting thinner and thinner, they kept weighing me and I kept losing weight so the next step was hospitalisation.

She was raised and educated primarily in Britain, which was her mother's country and which served as an anchor for the Blake family as Sir Peter kept weighing his and circumnavigating the globe in Whitbread races or directing New Zealand's successful assault on the America's Cup.

"Glass: Make it simple" sees designer Isabelle Olson describe how Google hid the circuit board inside the frame of the face-worn computer, and kept weighing its prototypes until they made it light enough.