Sentence examples for weighing to make from inspiring English sources

This variability may arise from very slight differences in the actual percentage that can easily arise during weighing to make up each system, or perhaps from slight variation in protein content in each microsomal preparation.

Those assigned to use sunscreen even had their sunscreen bottles weighed to make sure they were using it.

It is meticulously cataloged and managed, repeatedly weighed to make sure none disappears, and returned to the sender (a laboratory at the University of Mississippi) or destroyed when he is done with it.

Still, there could be a certain logic to the pay-per-pound idea: Mr. Perkins, the travel editor, points out that in the early days of air travel, passengers were weighed to make sure that planes weren't carrying more than they could handle.

Moreover, it can be, and has already been in a few instances, generalised towards other interventions in other medical specialties, when pros and cons need to be weighed to make a treatment decision.

People briefed on the matter say that several prominent figures in Boston are weighing whether to make offers, singly or together, and are looking for financial partners.

The Legislature is weighing changes to make it easier for communities to challenge rate increases.

There are said to be about 30 investors weighing whether to make a bid on TVT, according to the newspaper.

Treasury Department officials are weighing plans to make direct investments in banks to help them weather the current storm.

The German company and its advisers are weighing whether to make a better bid, as the current offer faces enormous opposition from MetroPCS shareholders.

(The body that runs the stores — known as PXs — for the Marines was still weighing whether to make the game available).