Sentence examples for weighty choice from inspiring English sources

Alongside the rather weighty choice of relaxing the formal system so as to include a wider array of plant varieties and actors, the establishment of derogatory ad hoc regimes in the form of book logs or flexible national (or regional) registers of uncertified seed could be options worth considering.

What weightier choice is there than the decision to go to war? Eric Beldoch Ardsley, N.Y., June 9, 2008 • To the Editor: William Kristol writes that John McCain "seems pretty clearly to have been right" for supporting the surge over withdrawal from troops in Iraq.

I do wish they could share directly to Instagram, and barring that is a weighty strategy choice.

It feels slightly churlish to find fault with such magnificent playing, but there were several moments during the first of the Concertgebouw's concerts at the Edinburgh international festival when the orchestra's plushness, Jansons' weighty interpretative choices and the spry character of the music didn't quite line up.

That's not necessarily a bad thing, as more than a few people are fans of Samsung's M.O., though I'm more a fan of HTC's weightier design choices.

As they pose weighty questions of moral choice to themselves, they have to keep working and eating, too.

The work may look old-fashioned to some, with its attention to relationships between abstraction and representation, its choice of weighty materials (wood and bronze) and its heroic scale.

The last choice is more weighty.

This year, my choices have been less weighty.

Weighty human resources decisions replaced font choices and creative copy writing.

But Mr Bush can at least be sure of his allies: an enfeebled Japan absorbed with its own troubles, and a South Korea preoccupied with North Korea.Anyway, weighty Japan and rising China are not alternative choices around which America can construct its Asia strategy.