Sentence examples for weighing the drawbacks from inspiring English sources
But some applicants, like HopFed Bancorp in Kentucky, are weighing the drawbacks of participation, like limits on dividend payments, stock buyback programs and executive compensation.
The benefit of prescribing all travelers with antibiotics for self-treatment in case of TD should be weighed against the drawbacks.
The session lasted up to 60 minutes, during which the nurse gave the patient a specially prepared booklet and engaged him in a discussion on his lifestyle and health, which helped him to weigh up the drawbacks of his pattern of drinking and to come to a decision about his future consumption.
It often comes down to weighing the compelling benefits against the disturbing drawbacks.
The benefts of free access easily out-weigh the drawbacks, according to Burns and his colleagues, Professor Kenneth Fincham, of the University of Kent, and Reading University's Professor Stephen Taylor.
One must weigh the benefits and drawbacks of a particular practice, including how it contributes to all aspects of integration (including integration across projects) and how it affects other parts of the system.
By all means, legislators should weigh the benefits and drawbacks of racial preferences.
In light of the current evidence, the most practical approach to combining treatments is to weigh the benefits and drawbacks of each method and apply them judiciously.
John C. Reilly, Willem Dafoe, Viggo Mortensen and Ethan Hawke weigh the benefits and the drawbacks of working repeatedly with the same director.
