Sentence examples for weigh up if from inspiring English sources
"The offer is there, he needs to weigh up if it is right for him.
But Russia now has to weigh up if it has achieved as much as it can by covert means.
On top of that, the selectors must weigh up if the potential replacements can perform any better than those already in the team.
… We then have to weigh up if we can afford any prescribed medicines" (Y1).
As a result, an overhang of debt could act as a drag on growth for several years to come.Most American economists weigh up America's prospects as if there were only two options: a double-dip recession, or a sustained recovery.
Arts bosses and their trustees have been weighing up if the financial benefit of a Sackler gift is worth the reputational risk (and associated hassle that comes with it).
Most organisations, including the NHS Prostate Cancer Risk Management Programme, advise an informed choice approach if men request screening, so that they can weigh up the advantages and disadvantages (Hewitson and Austoker, 2005).
If you're not sure about this size, weigh up your desk and portable needs.
Guardian critics Xan Brooks, Peter Bradshaw and Catherine Shoard weigh up Jurassic World.
