Sentence examples for to stop weighing from inspiring English sources
(Advising politicians to stop weighing in on these issues is as futile as telling grass to stop being green).Here's a hint: politicians and consumer advocates are going to have a very hard time protesting against increases in base ticket prices.
Early Uber investor and former board member Shervin Pishevar can't seem to stop weighing in on Benchmark's lawsuit with former CEO Travis Kalanick.
The tattooist, Leigh Coombs, called on people to stop weighing in on the drama and stop slating Sketch online – while adding that the work wasn't up to a decent standard.
Eventually you will become unable to stop weighing up money in terms of hours of work, which actually seems like a pretty fascinating economic theory but in reality just manifests itself as 'another bottle of wine in this restaurant with all my friends who I love = 2 hours' vs. 'a bottle of wine from the off-licence to drink on my own = 45 minutes'.
HuffPost asked more than a dozen people involved in D.C. politics in some form -- senior House and Senate aides, Democratic and Republican party operatives, administration officials, journalists -- if they're capable of letting their email inbox gather a little dust, or if they have the will to stop weighing in on political news on Twitter for a few days.
No, I'm talking about the people who won't stop weighing in on Obama's lack of "action" in the Ukraine.
Then you stop weighing yourself.
It will never stop weighing heavily on your mind.
On that issue, he can stop weighing and start doing.
Women are all the same on the inside aren't they, so we should stop weighing ourselves down with stupid, archaic ideas like that you can be held back by your race, and people should just grow up and DEAL WITH IT.
A word of warning though: you only survive a siege if there's a possibility the invading horde will stop, weigh up the pros and cons and leave – but zombies don't do that.
