Sentence examples similar to this carries weight because from inspiring English sources

The perception carries weight because in the eyes of many, it contains some truth.

The 12-page article by Father Ghirlanda carries weight because like everything published in La Civilta Cattolica, it was reviewed before publication by the secretariat of state at the Holy See.

There is a common belief that stress can cause cancer, but the finding from scientists at the Institute of Cancer Research carries weight because it is from a very large study which began in 2003 and followed what happened to more than 100,000 healthy women over 40 years.

But the cathedral's step carries weight because of its historic role as the nation's unofficial capitol of worship, where Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan were eulogized, where the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his last Sunday sermon and where the nation mourned the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

And, though thinly populated, these carry weight, because EU membership would have to survive a referendum with a majority not just of all the voters but of the 26 cantons.In this section Knocking on the Union's door Andris, meet Andris Guns or butter?

The claim carries weight because the search giant designed the Android system which powers the South Korean firm's devices.

Sanusi's accusations carry weight because of who he is.

Her interventions carried weight because she was so highly respected and considered.

They carried weight because they were informed less by anger than disappointment.

These objections carry weight because of the high-powered figures who made up the taskforce.

Crittendon's observations carried weight because he represented a government authority and because reporters liked and trusted him.