Arsenal are a weightier proposition and the biggest positive that they took from their latest Champions League last-16 exit was that they did not flinch or stop fighting.
Napster had weightier legacies.
BESIDES throwing a spanner in the privatisation works, India's Supreme Court intervened this month on even weightier matters: the dangers of impunity, the legitimacy of the government in one of India's most prosperous states, and the integrity of the judicial system itself.
The more subterfuge a newspaper uses, the weightier the public interest defence that is needed.
Among the weightier contributions was a report from the Group of Thirty (G30), an informal collection of past and present central-bank governors.
Plastic bags are especially troublesome as they tend to get caught in the spinning-disk screens that send weightier materials, such as bottles and cans, down in one direction and the paper up in another.Corrugated cardboard is separated from mixed paper, both of which are then baled and sold.
With a population of 82m, Germany is much weightier now (despite all the economic problems of unity); and its centre of gravity is shifting.
The transposition "will demand huge resources that could be spent on other projects much closer to the reality of the people," he lamented in a newspaper interview.Some objections are weightier than others.
Although Mr Piro ascribes bankers' reluctance to the distractions of Christmas and preparations for the euro, there were weightier reasons for it.
But this time it comes from a much weightier source: Paul O'Neill, the treasury secretary for the first two years of the Bush administration.
It is true this wins him few converts, when a collaboration with religious moderates against the creationists might bear weightier fruit.
