Sentence examples for weighing going from inspiring English sources

The real reason Cox and others are weighing going private is the money they expect to make.

Statistically speaking, when they consider college, most students are not weighing going away to Stanford against their local JuCo (what we used to call junior college).

Suh says it has been profitable since it began the cash infusions have gone to hire coders and customer-service reps and is weighing going public.

She works in Brooklyn, commuting 40 minutes by car, and weighs going back.

Privately held companies, including those owned by private equity firms, have weighed going public instead of pursuing a deal.

If there is more than simple evidence-weighing going on (e.g. participants' decisions are confirmed by recollection), it could mitigate the c2 results in Experiment 2.

After the first weighing, C goes down the left slide, which means it can only end up in 1 an 2. C must always be in 3, so this machine fails.

Twitter also weighed in, going so far as to dub Damon's actions #Damonsplaining, a personalization of the phenomenon of mansplaining.

The Cinefantastique Online team of Steve Biodrowski, Lawrence French, and Dan Persons get together to weigh what went right and what wrong with this ambitious attempt at dramatic science fiction.

One of the highlights — a white diamond the size of a ripe plum, weighing 118.28 carats — went for 212 million Hong Kong dollars, or $27.3 million, on Monday.

Among the species is a giant as bats go, weighing a little under a half pound.