Sentence examples for weighty potential from inspiring English sources

March is too soon to expect a new administration to make a decision with such weighty potential consequences.

Disciplined by such a weighty potential liability, European plaintiffs are likely to pursue only the strongest cases.

But these same reagents have a weighty potential: it is likely that it will be possible to use them to develop tests that determine how patients are responding on a cellular level to disease, and perhaps to predict which drugs might help.

The dispute -- for the weight of its competing arguments, the doctrinal challenge it presents for the court and its overall cultural resonance -- is plausibly the most compelling case on a docket already weighty with potential landmark rulings.

Having and raising children is serious business, and the job is so weighty that potential parents of any age must consider all the science, all the latest medical data and all its aspects before diving in.

Over the last 20 years, Brazil has taken crucial strides towards achieving its weighty, if elusive, potential.

He entertained a weightier question about potential vice presidents: Was he confident that if he had to write four names on a piece of paper at this early stage, his eventual running mate would appear on that list?

There‑ after it was only ever an ordeal in the sun, every point a weighty affair with the potential, it seemed, to be career defining.

Prosecutors face perhaps a weightier burden: assembling a potential case and deciding whether to file criminal charges that can win a conviction.

Big penalties for private creditors may also have weighty implications, because of the potential for a chain reaction — in which credit dries up for Ireland and for Portugal, which ran into fresh trouble when Moody's downgraded its debt last week.

WASHINGTON — The United States and China inaugurated two days of high-level talks on Monday, exchanging promises of great-power cooperation on weighty issues like climate change while steering clear of potential conflicts over exchange rates and human rights.