Sentence examples for weighing where from inspiring English sources

It comes as United States military officials are weighing where to withdraw the first of 10,000 troops that had been part of last year's deployment.

Sledge is weighing where the documents should be stored and how accessible they should be, he told the Chicago Sun-Times in a story published on Thursday.

Pelosi, who was still weighing where to stand on the vote herself, privately told Members at her leader's lunch Tuesday that they all must follow their conscience on the resolution.

But the pearls don't all come out the same size, and both the individual and the employer need to remember this when weighing where to locate opportunities.

The algorithms include: support vector machine with linear kernel (SVM/Poly, trained by sequential minimization optimization algorithm), SVM with RBF kernels (SVM/RBF), alternating decision tree (ADTree with number of boosting iterations set to 10), and k-nearest neighbor classifier (IBk with inverse distance weighing where k was determined by leave-one-out cross-validation).

As time wore on and the war ended, young Li weighed where his future lay.

But if you're looking at emerging markets, one of the things you need to do is weigh where has the valuation gone, relative to the risk?

To understand those patterns, there is no better source of data than the Dartmouth analysis, which reveals patterns of care that patients and families can use to weigh where physicians are likely to be more, or less, aggressive.

Eventually, they all gathered in the weighing room where, apparently, Piggott said very little.

Grizzlies are smaller than brown bears, weighing 200-700lbs, where the coastal brown bear can easily weigh over 1,000lbs.

So it was baffling this week to find the Supreme Court weighing in where it doesn't appear to be needed.