Sentence examples for we carefully weighed from inspiring English sources

Each decision about my numerous surgeries, chemotherapy infusions, radiation treatments and adjuvant endocrine therapy was researched thoroughly after participating in discussions with my health care team as we carefully weighed the benefits and risks of each of these remedies.

We carefully weighed out a known amount of the conjugate and dissolved it in a known volume of water.

"The coalition does have stringent rules of engagement, and we carefully weigh the use of deadly force," he said.

We carefully weigh the broccoli, double-check the price of the tofu, which is on sale for 2 for $4 but I only want one -- will I get the sale price?

Yet, as we rapidly move forward toward answers to WNS, it will be more important than ever to ensure that we carefully weigh potential scientific advances against research use and disturbance of live bats, as their populations in North America face uncertain futures.

Together with Julian, we again carefully weighed up all the risks we considered in the autumn and have now decided the best way is for him to start earlier.

"We have a lot of knitting friends who are also engineers at the university and we have carefully weighed the jerseys when both dry and soaking wet.

We very carefully weighed up the holiday against what she would miss out on - the cost-saving versus the benefit to my child - which, academically, was two and a half days of packing up.

"When we choose to respond, we will carefully weigh our options.

Where are our priorities when we so carefully weigh costs and medical efficacy in deciding to offer a medical lifeline to the elderly, yet no amount of money is too great to spend on the debatable paths we've taken in our war against terror?

"We will carefully weigh the information presented, examining any allegations of specific harm in individual markets and the potential benefits for the deployment of new services". The agency will be considering what conditions to impose on the deal in a process that could take as long as a year.