Sentence examples for order weighs from inspiring English sources

As the election draws nearer, and talk of "law and order" weighs heavy on voters' minds, Banning's images provide a visual ― and often quite emotional ― foil the to frightening rhetoric and vague epithets propagated by certain nominees. .

A small order ($2.95) weighs at least a pound and the fries spill out of their white container into a brown takeout box.

"We have to get the facts in order to weigh in," she said.

He also needed a thin strip of leather that resembled a belt as much as a saddle in order to weigh out at 11st 5lb.

Further, they agreed to consult with American officials in two weeks time in order to weigh their progress and contemplate reconstructing their fractured peacemaking relationship, Mr. Clinton said.

Therefore, women should always discuss the use of estrogen therapy with their health care providers in order to weigh the risks and benefits.

In the Clifton Fadiman universe, reducing wine to a series of tests and charts and genetic acronyms would have been like feeding a Keats sonnet into a computer and spitting out an analysis of metrics and phonemes, or grinding up Chartres Cathedral in order to weigh the stone and the glass.

A senior immigration official said her defiance of the final removal order would weigh against her in consideration of prosecutorial discretion, but that her child would be considered a factor in her favor, because deporting her would cause a hardship to an American citizen.

Second, this approach can be used to re-evaluate the models produced in previously published articles in order to weigh the importance of variables found to be statistically significant in these models.

In the case of the inferential approach based on neutral markers, simulation studies are of central importance in order to weigh the relative importance of the parameters under study during the simulation of particular evolutionary scenarios (Polly 2004).

There is no excuse for failing to dedicate the time in order to weigh in on a decision that will dictate the remainder of your life.