Sentence examples for weighing effect from inspiring English sources

This heavy put trading has had a weighing effect on the market as traders hedge their positions.

[Page C9.] Weighing Effect of Google Auction Google's auction process could have gone more smoothly, but it managed to go public at a very attractive valuation -- many times higher, for example, than the price Microsoft fetched when it went public in 1986 --and to give Wall Street a surprisingly small piece of the action.

In the future, it might also be useful to investigate other methods of hit selection, including those that simultaneously weigh effects using multiple parameters.

Oil markets are also weighing the effect on global supplies of a fresh round of violence in the Niger Delta, Nigeria's oil-rich region.

Of course, there are many complex issues in weighing the effects of even a modest increase in top tax rates.

Looking Ahead Weighing the Effects Of Increases in Rates But what happens when mortgage interest rates stop falling and start to rise?

Mr. Lebenstein said that companies had been weighing the effects of such accounting changes, but also that the changes were still far from certain.

The doctor who treated Lily tries to untangle William's motivations while weighing the effects of his own decisions: the time he performed an illegal abortion and the night he forced himself on his wife.

Not content with ridding the place of water bottles, one can imagine Abbey, an inveterate monkeywrencher, looking west down the canyon from the park and setting his sights on the Grand Canyon Skywalk, that man-made glass-and-steel horseshoe built in 2007 — and weighing the effects of a couple of well-placed sticks of dynamite one night when no one was around.

When assessing the verdict, they tend toward a more contextualized style in weighing the effects of defendant characteristics and prior record on sentencing (Steffensmeier & Hebert 1999).

On Cockburn's view, humans have a natural and innate tendency toward what is good and benevolent that transcends merely weighing the effects of one's actions.