Sentence examples for weighing that question from inspiring English sources

"I hear there are a lot of people who have a different opinion, and what's going to happen on the floor of the convention hall is you will have 4,000, 5,000 delegates weighing that question".

NORWALK, Iowa — The decision came down to this: Would people buy prosciutto from a guy named Herb from Iowa? "It was a crazy idea, but we didn't think it was a stupid idea," says Herb Eckhouse, the Herb from Iowa who spent some anxious years weighing that question.

To weigh that question let's translate this into a journalistic equivalent.

Because somehow, even after an epic mauling from most of the critics who've so far weighed in, that question remains open.

While Judge Harmon was weighing the question, someone leaked to the Los Angeles Daily Journal, a legal newspaper, that a federal grand jury in Los Angeles was investigating whether Milberg Weiss had paid certain shareholders to become plaintiffs.

And then, after weighing the question, I take the plunge.

After weighing the question carefully, he comes up with: "About three or four days".

In his book, Sunstein suggests a useful mental exercise when weighing the question of impeachment.

By this time, prosecutors were talking to Douglas Faneuil and weighing the question of whether to indict Stewart.

The administration said it was still weighing the question of when parents could examine the medical records of their children.

An investigative panel at Pennsylvania State University, weighing the question of whether the scientist, Michael E. Mann, had "seriously deviated from accepted practices within the academic community for proposing, conducting or reporting research or other scholarly activities," declared that he had not.