Sentence examples for may weigh a from inspiring English sources

It may weigh a lot, but it won't let you down".

The huge lines of text — "Though hearts of killer whales may weigh a ton, in every other way they're light," for example — elongate and distort as they scroll in opposite directions across the floor and ceiling.

A coronary stent may weigh a few milligrams but the features on its surface such as crystals and boundary areas can be larger than cells.

Analytical methods are now available to date both growth stages, even though each part may weigh only a few millionths of a gram (see below Correlation).

Papal politics may weigh against a Hispanic candidate as Benedict's successor.

The ode to Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey implored, "Thus, though you may weigh near a ton/Let all band together to make you run".

The two assistant United States attorneys who tried the case, Renee Bumb and Mary Futcher, argued today for a sentence at the upper end of the federal guidelines for official corruption, on grounds that Mr. Milan's corruption was extensive and had undermined faith in government -- elements that the sentencing rules say may weigh against a convict at sentencing.

A pound of gold may weigh the same as a pound of feathers, but a 200 calorie candy bar won't satisfy your appetite as effectively as a 200 calorie steak will.

A warbler that has just arrived after a night of flying may weigh far less than an individual that has been feeding for a few days or longer.

The address could become a defining moment of the Obama presidency, a political gamble that may weigh heavily on his chances for a second White House term.

Other pressures may weigh on the decision: a sense of honor and loyalty; of not wanting to betray a colleague or someone who has made them wealthy; a fear of retribution.