Sentence examples for weigh future from inspiring English sources

Another benefit of the study will be a single set of environmental criteria to weigh future solar proposals, which will ultimately speed the application process, said the assistant Interior Department secretary for land and minerals management, C. Stephen Allred.

In short, teenagers are attracted to novel and risky activities, especially with peers, at a time when they lack judgment and the ability to weigh future consequences.

To weigh future savings in health care costs against the costs for an obesity prevention program, an incidence-based COI analysis is required to estimate lifetime costs associated with weight status.

Weigh future goals with present realities when making any decisions on size.

(female group, Sialkot) They also suggested that some parents do not want to understand, or that they weighed future risks less heavily than present concerns.

But he said fierce foreign competition was forcing the company to weigh the future of the three ball-bearing plants.

Barclays warned, however, that difficulties in Europe and uncertainty in global markets could weigh on future profitability.

And at some point, the firm will again weigh its future, which may yet lie in an initial public offering.

Smithfield Foods, the nation's largest pork producer, reported a nearly 80percentt drop in quarterly profit today and warned that low hog prices would probably weigh on future results.

Then there is the concern that the interest the government must pay on its debt obligations may become unsustainable or weigh on future generations.

And anyway, the Republicans might be glad to be out of office for the next two years; productivity growth has stalled, which will weigh down future performance considerably.