Sentence examples for weigh extending from inspiring English sources

There are many theoretical and practical difficulties in that measurement, such as how to weigh extending life against improving health and quality of life as well as how different quality of life improvements should be valued, but they are not my concern here.

The SNP physical positions were given to weigh probability of extending CNV calls vs. boundary truncation.

The euro zone is also weighing measures — like extending loan maturities and paring interest rates — that would further ease the country's financial burden.

… In the next six months, the Trump administration will weigh whether to extend the status for several countries whose immigrants have lived in the United States for as long as 20 years — with a decision to end that status potentially upending their lives.

Washington weighed in by extending Social Security to cover the most disabled, elderly or not, and by boosting benefits several times.

An inflection point may loom in the form of a court hearing scheduled in Los Angeles on July 3. That's when a judge will weigh whether to extend a temporary restraining order Sue obtained against Bill on June 14, and to widen it to protect her sisters and other relatives.

In a society where time means money and the production of new knowledge is routinely weighed against its cost, extending this process may be viewed negatively.

Voters in a fourth state, Montana, were weighing whether to extend a Medicaid expansion that was adopted in 2015 and would otherwise expire next year.

All the same, policymakers in Washington weighing whether to extend unemployment benefits and tax cuts should heed the obvious weakness in labour markets.

During nearly three months of negotiations, the "supercommittee" had been weighing whether to extend at least some of them as part of a broader plan to shave a minimum of $1.2 trillion over the next decade.

On Friday, the Japanese finance minister, Jun Azumi, told reporters that his government was weighing whether to extend an agreement with Seoul to engage in a so-called currency swap designed to shore up the South Korean won.