Sentence examples for left to weigh from inspiring English sources

Claridge meanwhile was left to weigh up life under the Rix regime.

They've been left to weigh all they knew about him against the weirdly proprietary claims of his fans.

Most radical are the moral complexities we're left to weigh up, with each lover trying to protect the other, claiming to be the sole killer with no accomplice.

And when her daughters become teenage enough to say, "Bor-ing" in the assimilated English manner, she is left to weigh the price of freedom.

While the Six Nations remaining on mainstream television would please politicians and supporters, the Celtic unions will be left to weigh up the cost.

The Pennsylvania primary on April 22 opens the final stage of the Democratic nominating fight, with eight states, Puerto Rico and Guam left to weigh in.

Place the brick on top of your leaves to weigh them down.

And don't forget to weigh in by leaving a comment at the bottom of this page.

The only manual step left was to weigh the sample into an autosampler vial.

We might always be left trying to weigh whether reversion of ribosomal proteins or indels is the more parsimonious scenario.

Mr. Corbett responded to this point: "When something is so widely known that there's no privacy left to protect, that does weigh into our consideration," he said.