Sentence examples for weight of the question from inspiring English sources

Warren paused for an unusually long time, long enough that the weight of the question could not be missed, and then said just, "Yes, I do".

With so many problems across the globe, our first inclination might be to walk away under the weight of the question "Where do I even begin?" I found an answer to that question at a recent fundraiser for fistula surgery, sponsored by Karen Masterson who founded the non-profit This is My Face along with running her healthy food restaurant.

Such calculations and values address vital strength- and weight-of-the-evidence questions: (1) how sensitive were the various studies to detect changes in prostate weight, particularly the negative replicate studies and (2) what were the p values; were negative studies robust or only marginal in their inability to find an effect?

And by short-term, he appeared to mean this month, which at least gives added weight to the question of whether Klinsmann will survive the summer if the hosts exit at the group stage.

That alone gives us a practical reason to privilege them, to give them more weight — independently of the question of whether they are reliable.

The weighting of the questions was done prior to the test.

The weights of the questions were subsequently combined into scores for each subcategory, which were further weighted and combined into scores between 0 and 100 for internal and external biosecurity, respectively, where 0 corresponded to "total absence of biosecurity" and 100 to "perfect biosecurity", i.e. maximal possible biosecurity [ 1].

The weight of those questions, combined with the financial and emotional costs of PGD, was too much.

The mystery takes on the weight of the deepest questions of right and wrong as the novel's action moves through a ravaged Berlin so exactly depicted that one feels Kanon must have traveled in time to witness this landscape himself.

Before discussing the evidence regarding formaldehyde's potential leukemogenicity, it is useful to address our overall approach to the weight-of-evidence question by outlining our method, explaining how it differs from other approaches, and setting out why we feel our chosen approach has value.

In addition we tested analogue to Schmitz and Wübker [42] different weighting schemes of the questions in order to test robustness of the results.