Sentence examples for sufficiently weighing from inspiring English sources
Dewey made this claim, however, without sufficiently weighing the problem of how people are to choose between one proposed vision of fulfillment and another, especially when there are honest disagreements about their respective merits.
The groups claimed the bureau had not sufficiently weighed the environmental consequences of opening parts of the Swell for drilling.
Kolodny said the agency failed to sufficiently weigh the risk of addiction, which is greater in young brains that aren't fully developed.
Yet there are substantial exceptions: the agency failed to adequately consider the impacts of an oil spill on Standing Rock's fishing and hunting rights and on environmental justice, and in February 2017, it did not sufficiently weigh the degree to which the project's effects are likely to be highly controversial in light of critiques of its scientific methods and data.
Penda Hair of the Advancement Project, a civil rights advocacy group, said that Judge Simpson used the least stringent legal standard in his ruling: He did not consider whether the state had a compelling interest in passing the law, or that it had sufficiently weighed the state's interests against those of voters, but instead considered whether passing the law was within the lawmakers' purview.
Step 2: After the plant material dries sufficiently, weigh samples (we used 100 200 g), and place into smaller paper bags for storage until ready to burn.
If the quarterly monitoring in Alexander was sufficiently pervasive to weigh in favor of finding FedEx's drivers were employees as a matter of law, a reasonable jury could conclude that Uber's more persistent performance monitoring similarly weighs in favor of finding that Uber drivers are Uber's employees under California law.
The ruling instead allowed for a much more complete exploration of the factors involved in an identification "to preclude sufficiently unreliable identifications from being presented and to aid juries in weighing identification evidence".
Small embryos were nondysmorphic in appearance and of the expected developmental stage for the embryonic age, but small in size with a body weight below two standard deviations of the litter average (litter averages include all pups that were sufficiently intact to be weighed).
"Small" embryos were nondysmorphic in appearance and at the expected developmental stage for the embryonic age, but were small in size and had a body weight below two standard deviations of the litter average (litter averages include all pups that are sufficiently intact to be weighed).
