Sentence examples for move weighed from inspiring English sources

The move weighed broadly on Russian stocks.

The move weighed on Wall Street, particularly banks, whose exposure to the debt crisis in Europe is unclear.

But the move weighed Wells down with a portfolio of troubled assets, including funky adjustable-rate mortgages in California.

The move, weighed at various times in the school's past, gathered steam this summer when two outside consultants were hired and simultaneously recommended it.

Concerns about California's next move weighed on the stocks Tuesday, analysts said.

Fellowes is headed over to NBC to work on "The Gilded Age," so there was some speculation that move weighed heavily on this announcement, though Neame said it was a joint decision.

With the average household move weighing in at over 7K pounds, coverage ends up being relatively meagre.

But I had the inevitable "move" weighing on me.

One was professional skier Elyse Saugstad, who was caught in a crush of snow that, by the time it stopped moving, weighed an estimated 11m pounds, comprised 13,000 cubic metres and had travelled as quickly as 70mph.

Because Britain is pursuing similar policies to the United States — with both the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve injecting billions of dollars in their economies by buying assets from banks — the move also weighed on American assets and the dollar.

Shortlisted for the Booker back in 1999, this is a moving novel weighed down with lost hopes.