Sentence examples for to be given weight from inspiring English sources

The pasta, Wilson said, was a challenge: though long and thin, it needed to be given weight to look convincing.

Confucians are more willing to articulate their teachings in the form of principles, but such principles seem to function as designators of values or general considerations that ought to be given weight in judgments about what to do.

In contrast, in mono-nuclear texts operating in 'recommending' or 'exploring' contexts, there seems to be a strong tendency for the global nucleus to be given weight as macro-New.

Parents did want to be given weight information and to be told if a weight problem existed, but some raised strong concerns about the terms overweight and obese (Dawson, unpublished).

Mr. Yassky, he said, "is kind of a newcomer, and the notion that he's this sort of natural candidate who should be given weight to is just laughable".

Songs many of us have heard our whole lives sentimentalized, usually arranged with enough saccharine to produce insulin shock, are given weight and take on deep meaning.

A total of 16 variables were used to assess SES after being given weights.

All cases in the DHS data were given weights to adjust for differences in probability of selection and to adjust for non-response.

"But it will allow the rights of victims and witnesses to be given greater weight".

People power has received further endorsement in Stevens' call for local views to be given greater weight in determining the shape of local health services.

(And perversely, frequency of word use seems likely to be given positive weight when algorithms calculate relevance). .