Sentence examples for weigh not only from inspiring English sources

This fiscal crisis of the state will weigh not only on reaction and adaptation to climate events, but on mitigation policies.

"He's not saying, 'Here's how you should do it,' but, 'Here are some principles you should be reflecting on as you move into the future.' You need to weigh not only things you are able to do, but what are things you ought to do.'.

From the Christian perspective, eating biblically should weigh not only the ethical and environmental implications of food production methods, but also such elements as generosity, friendship, gratitude and worship.

Our study illustrates the twofold challenge patients face in using personalised risk information: they must weigh not only the magnitude of competing probabilities but the value of competing types of evidence, each with their own strengths and weaknesses.

While many parents and students will not find closure to be a significant hardship [ 84], officials considering closure must weigh not only the total amount of disruption but also the extent to which social costs will be disproportionately borne by certain segments of society, such as those who depend on school lunches to meet nutritional needs.

The current slowdown is weighing not only on the shipping companies, but also on ports and shipyards, especially in Europe.

As they do, they are weighing not only the demands of the police and civil libertarians but also tricky legal questions.

Instead, you had the sense that phrases were weighed not only for the way they moved the works forward, but for their contrasts and textural shifts as well.

The Justice Department is most likely weighing not only the substance of the judge's ruling, but also the precedent the ruling would set in countermanding an order by a White House cabinet member, Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services.

On a recent internal flight in Costa Rica, in a plane so tiny I wondered if someone was flying it by remote control, the check-in staff weighed not only the suitcases but their holders.

In its timely way, "Lucrece" weighs not only the gravity of the rape of a faithful wife by her husband's associate but also the misuse of high power, the impact of gossip and rumor on the victim and the idea that such a crime violates not just one woman but the body politic as well.