Sentence examples for weighs with from inspiring English sources

This weighs with special heaviness on the aged poor.

The Clintons command broad popularity in Northern Ireland, a factor that weighs with Irish-American voters in American politics.

In France, a nation much older than ours, where one can play ball or watch opera in still-standing amphitheatres of the ancient world, the risk of demolition weighs with the heft of history.

In theory, to determine the payload, you subtract the vehicle's curb weight (the amount it weighs with a full tank of gasoline, but not passengers or cargo) from its gross vehicle weight (the maximum recommended weight for a fully loaded vehicle, including people and cargo).

Breach of an obligation would impose a "psychic cost" that she weighs with other costs and benefits in her decision.

It cannot be overestimated how thousands of years of hatred and Nazi genocide weighs with a nightmarish grip on the psyche of Jews around the world.

ReprintsPolitical considerations also weigh with Mr Blair.

Every word weighed with precision, expletives not entirely deleted.

Cars are weighed with the driver, and ballast is added to meet the minimum.

Had the evidence been available, it might indeed have weighed with a jury.

Tissue samples were weighed with a precision scale (±0.01 mg).