Sentence examples for weighing who from inspiring English sources

But is it scarier than lugging cargo in a truck weighing who knows how many tons across expanses that look like giant skating ponds?

Instead of weighing who contributed more or who was a better American, our new currency should be celebrating America's rich history and democracy with visibility for historical figures to inspire current and future generations to chase their dreams.

Six months after first being interviewed by The Associated Press, a group of Republicans in this heavily Republican crescent around Cincinnati is still looking for someone who can unseat President Barack Obama while weighing who to vote for in Tuesday's primary.

Davidson also weighs who is to blame.

"After that, people no longer weighed who was the best candidate; they did what they were told by the cleric".

He said he'll weigh who'll start Wednesday by determining first "What's the downside?

But when HuffPost asked what was influencing her decision as she weighed who to support, she mentioned McDaniel's visit to her business.

It was Paul Carberry, perhaps the most naturally gifted race-rider in the weighing room, who spotted the opportunity.

There are lawyers who weigh their words carefully, who are guarded when talking to journalists, and then there's McCue.

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She presents herself as an individual who is prudent, who weighs the argument from both sides".