Sentence examples for weigh the possible from inspiring English sources

It says: "Blair was right to weigh the possible consequences for the wider alliance with the US very carefully".

"Blair was right to weigh the possible consequences for the wider alliance with the US very carefully," the report says.

In deciding whether to go ahead with missile defenses, Mr. Clinton must also weigh the possible effect on arms control treaties.

Without the cap, executives would have to weigh the possible revenue from a well against the cost of drilling there and the risk of damage.

When people make investments, they weigh the possible outcomes of their decisions and select a portfolio of stocks and bonds that offers the highest possible return at an acceptable level of risk.

Children 7 to 14 can be asked for their "assent," rather than informed consent, along with their parents, while teenagers 14 and older can weigh the possible risks and benefits and make up their own minds nearly as well as any adult, Dr. Wendler said.

In 2007, after years of weighing the possible risks, Elyn R. Saks, a professor of law at the University of Southern California, published a memoir of her struggle with schizophrenia, "The Center Cannot Hold".

In addition, modified mathematical equation to evaluate consequences of risk which allow more generalization and accuracy of weighing the possible losses (performance, financial, ecology and human) is developed.

"It's an ethical imperative," she says, that potential patients have enough information to weigh the benefits against the possible risks of using the technique.

We also asked that physicians carefully assess the need for steroid use in patients admitted to the ICU and weigh the risk for possible cryptococcal infection against the benefits of steroid use in each patient's case.

Those of us who have kicked around for a while like to tell ourselves that we apply a careful calculus to all this: weigh the risk against the possible benefit.