Sentence examples for weighty cases from inspiring English sources

PLENTY of weighty cases await the justices on October 6th when the Supreme Court opens its 2014 term (as we cover here).

The new SCOTUS justice will help decide the safety of the air we breathe, among other weighty cases affecting generations to come.

The title of the New Jersey Symphony's recent three-week festival, "Meanings of Tchaikovsky," seemed to imply an attempt to make a weighty case for the deeper seriousness of a composer who is probably most familiar to a large segment of the audience as a writer of high-calorie ballets.

While the Guantánamo Six are tried in the US for conspiring to fly airliners into the World Trade Centre, in the United Kingdom no less weighty a case is heading for a jury trial at a crown court: the notorious mother of three Kate Badger of Wolverhampton is charged with throwing an apple core out the window of her car.

This last point illustrates that if the reason for separate spheres and for ignoring indirect benefits in health care resource prioritization is grounded in this way in fairness, other moral reasons such as utility could be sufficiently weighty in some cases to justify counting indirect non health benefits despite the unfairness of doing so.

These power women have built distinctive companies and brands and championed weighty causes, sometimes through unconventional means; in other cases they have broken through gender barriers.

They have built distinctive companies and brands and championed weighty causes, sometimes through unconventional means; in other cases they have broken through gender barriers.

With this weighty list and other cases to examine, it will be claimed today that corruption has in fact become an everyday part of British national life.

The Supreme Court, you might think, ought to be concerning itself exclusively with matters weighty and arcane -- cases that involve phrases like habeas corpus and ipso facto and novissima verba.

There were some weighty outcomes — for example, in a pair of cases about workplace discrimination and consumer rights, the court gave corporate defendants a road map for evading class-action lawsuits.

That's certainly the case here and no good cause or weighty message can give it enough purpose to matter.