Sentence examples for weighing matters from inspiring English sources

So in my mind, it's a reasonable question to ask, "Is it discriminatory to prosecute anyone who voluntarily chooses to enter into a relationship they wish to call marriage?" I mean, consider this while your weighing matters.

"I think it is permissible to weigh matters.

The law often tries to weigh matters clinically, but a class that dwells on atrocities cannot escape emotion.

The main questions are summarised in box 1. Box 1 Questions included in this study Do you think that how much a child weighs matters?

(Probe: Does he/she ever comment on it? Did that happen in your presence? If yes, what did you say? If your child doesn't think about his/her weight, is it good or bad?) Do you think that how much a child weighs matters?

There are also plans to ship oil to Asia from Canada's Pacific coast.However, these plans require political approval, and this is an awkward time for North American politicians to be weighing oily matters.

He added that the judge weighed up matters with care and indicated he would remind the jury that they must decide the case on the evidence they heard in court, which he did.

His rise also suggests a turning point in Indian politics, in which voters weigh what matters more: identity issues, like faith and caste, or practical issues, like electricity, water and roads.

"These are matters weighing on all of them," he said.

Weighing up these matters, the French tax authorities may deem you to be tax resident there and thus potentially liable to the wealth tax.

The Post also ventures a guess that there may be more than financial matters weighing on the decision to sell.