Sentence examples for most weighty decisions from inspiring English sources

(Unlike most weighty decisions, Bush v. Gore had no single author and was delineated "per curiam," or by the Court, a designation the Justices usually reserve for minor cases).

Whether people go on eating till they pop, or whether they opt for the healthier, slimmer life, will have a bigger effect on the future of the species than most of the weighty decisions that governments make.

When the anthropologist Junko Kitanaka was researching depression in Japan in the past decade, many psychiatrists told her that a person with no mental disorder has the right to choose his own death, and that they have no business intruding on this most weighty and private human decision.

At seventeen, a time when most young people are already faced with complex and weighty decisions as they transition into adulthood, Gavin Grimm's school does not trust him to make a choice that most children in public schools are given at the age of five or younger.

Voters are increasingly being confronted directly with weighty decisions.

These weighty decisions are ultimately left up to the pilot.

Of course, adolescents have always grappled with weighty decisions.

It's usually not the column I consider most weighty or philosophical, but rather one that addresses an annoying problem people regularly face.

Today's diplomatic slap at Pakistan was just a preliminary step, with more weighty decisions yet to come, a senior Indian official said.

The mood will depend on whether the new government can better Kashmir's dismal human-rights record, cut corruption and spur development.The central government in Delhi now faces weighty decisions.

Strange, too, that weighty decisions about immigration policy are being made for reasons of last-minute penny-pinching – but that's true of all the mindless government cuts forced by the budget deal known as the sequester.