Sentence examples for more time weighing from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the success of Trump's proposal, borrowers should spend more time weighing the way debt will affect financial wellbeing for decades.

While shoe shopping may not mean the same for a man as for a woman, it would behoove many men to spend a little more time weighing their options the next time they need to stock up on footwear.

Looking back, I agree that we should have spent more time weighing the reality of having a baby while broke — and I'm relieved that we'll be welcoming our second with much more stable finances.

Supporters portrayed the choice as a historic decision on the biggest civil rights question of this era and as a simple matter of fairness, while opponents said that the bill carried numerous unintended consequences and that Minnesotans needed more time to weigh such a divisive matter.

Between the array of little terrors, we return to the narrator in his search, each time weighing a bit more as a result of the darkness surrounding his path.

"I was still thinking when [the questioner] turned to me: 'Governor Bush?' No more time to weigh my options.

Democrats, who controlled the committee until Saturday, had said they wanted more time to weigh the nomination.

By preventing mass casualties, experts said, Israel's leaders have retained public support for the continuing operation and have had more time to weigh a possible ground incursion.

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The prevention of mass casualties and damage has reduced pressure on the country's leaders to embark on a major military operation in Gaza and given them more time to weigh their options, according to Israeli officials and experts.

One school board member, Kenya Gibson, who represents the elementary school's neighborhood, voted against the renaming because she said she wanted to give community members more time to weigh in.