Sentence examples for or weighing from inspiring English sources

5 Stillbirth was defined as late fetal death at or after 28 weeks' gestation (or) weighing >1000 g at birth.

The drug, however, is not approved for children younger than 6 or weighing less than 33 pounds.

Now, foreign banks, fearing unpredictable taxes and a capricious legal system, are selling or weighing sales of Polish assets.

So what can Berlin do to stimulate domestic demand without busting its budget or weighing down its wage costs?

But they can and should be taken into account when determining consequences or weighing the potential for future rehabilitation.

Under the law, which takes effect Oct. 1, children 6 and under, or weighing from 41 to 60 pounds, must use a booster seat.

The new law, which takes effect Dec. 1, requires children under the age of 8 or weighing less than 80 pounds to sit in a booster seat.

Is this doctor simply unaware of the data or weighing their own anecdotal experience over that of systematic investigations into the treatment's efficacy?

Novelty and toy baseball bats measuring less than 24 inches, or weighing less than 24 ounces, will be permitted as well.

If you're a senior who is awaiting (or weighing) your decisions, or a junior compiling your college list, we hope you'll have an opportunity to relax and recharge.

"With all this apparel, we can retain a lot of our body heat without worrying about it being bulky or weighing us down," he said.