Sentence examples similar to weighing up doing from inspiring English sources
"The end result of our deliberations is an unchanged team but there was a fair bit of analysing and weighing up done before that decision was reached.
What other options might they be weighing up, and how do they compare?
What about us, people with children, separated from our sons and daughters?" He was weighing up what to do.
Weighing up firms I didn't before think to consider is common-sense to me now; besides, keeping my options open at the early stages seems like a good idea regardless of the economic climate.
It was the first thing the commentator mentioned on Match of the Day last month when Alexandre Lacazette sneaked up behind David de Gea, who was weighing up what to do after claiming a cross, and headed the ball out of the Manchester United goalkeeper's hand before rolling it into the empty net, only for the goal to be disallowed.
Many are now weighing up what to do when their working lives are over.
This public health context changes the ways in which the moral costs and benefits of deception are weighed up but does not remove the moral costs.
Did you weigh up the pros and cons of what this might do for your career in the long term?
They have fostered a lifelong passion for learning (he is, he says, weighing up an offer to do a PhD on genetics in football).
"They chopped and changed their side – and sometimes that doesn't weigh up," he said.
