Sentence examples for weigh heavier from inspiring English sources

Why does the death of 3,000 in New York weigh heavier than 1.5 million?

Here's a reminder of some of the factors that should weigh heavier than a bout of pneumonia.

Domestic politics and approaching elections may weigh heavier on the hearts of decision makers than the struggles of refugees to whom the doors are shut.

The stock market plunge, and the loss of faith in corporate leadership, seemed to weigh heavier on beachgoers here than fear of new terrorist attacks, perhaps because it was fresher in their minds and so personal in its consequences.

"What would weigh heavier on the brain of a non-Sunni Arab (or a Sunni Arab committed to secular governance): the occasional word about the primacy of citizenship, or the televised chanting of hirsute warriors?" Part of the problem is that the opposition, unlike the government, does not speak with one voice.

When tabulating the results, thumbs down would weigh heavier than a shrug.

Further rate cuts are likely to be small, and as we get further into the year, inflation will weigh heavier on central bankers' minds.

He might be living the same lifestyle, only with £6 Peronis replacing £1 Carlsbergs, but things will weigh heavier on the Uni Lad as he leaves university.

People tend to weigh heavier on Monday because they've dined out for the past few days and consumed considerably less water.

He said that if this testimony of faith was put on a scale and all of creation was placed on the other side, the testimony of faith would weigh heavier on the scale than everything in existence.

Especially if I am at least partly right about my first worry, and those middle-class swing voters are still under a ton of economic stress in November of next year, the who-is-on-their-side issue will weigh heavier than ever.