Sentence examples for to weigh with from inspiring English sources

"The thing that I'm going to weigh with Kucinich is the withdrawal within 15 days and how that will affect our allies, versus me not wanting to be there," he said.

Weight loss motivation: Respondents were asked how much they would ideally like to weigh, with desire to weigh less indexed by reporting an ideal weight ≤95% of self-reported current weight (ie, ≥5% weight loss).

Predilution was necessary since, due to its high value of absorption coefficient (hundreds of mm−1), it would be difficult to weigh with good accuracy the very small quantities of ink necessary to obtain the concentrations of interest for our measurements.

The department said it was careful to weigh security with diplomats' need to meet with Libyan officials and citizens.

Yes, except that would make it difficult for my man friend to access and share with families and friends who might want to weigh in with their input.

With social media at your fingertips, it's tempting to weigh in with your opinion or pass along every tidbit that comes along.

The barrage of tweets prompted Kobe Bryant to weigh in with "Emoji battle?" — and adding five trophies for his five titles with the Lakers.

We want readers to weigh in with their individual preferences".

Mr Sharon will have to weigh them with care.

It might be time for Bill James to weigh in with some O.B.P. suggestions from Kansas City.

He relished every bite and wanted me to weigh in with opinions.