When weighed down with a full number of passengers it was certainly harder to handle.
But used cars imported by poor countries from rich ones become expensive when weighed down with high duties and taxes to protect indigenous industries.
For many people, what may have once been their favorite time of year quickly becomes a dreaded event when weighed down with the added responsibility of caring for a loved one.
A further wrinkle compounded the difficulty canvassing boards faced when weighing ballots with late domestic postmarks: some actually were sent from overseas.
However, MDTs are widely felt to improve communication, coordination and decision-making between healthcare professionals when weighing up treatment options with cancer patients [ 4].
In light of these findings, when weighing the risk of bleeding with the antithrombotic benefits of vorapaxar, patients with DM appear to be particularly appropriate candidates for consideration for treatment with this new therapy.
With experience of home and hospital births over two generations and when weighing up the advantages and disadvantages with hospital births, the women found the advantages to outnumber the disadvantages.
This is such a difficult topic; how did you deal with the visceral emotions when weighing the decision?
Their woes continued when Scott Prince weighed in with a brace of his own ahead of Williams' third.
When Jenny weighs in with her piece in the central debate about the value of learning, it's that bit too clarion and finely written, too neatly what a 2009 audience wants to hear a smart, rebellious young woman saying about the values of the benighted past.
In April 1946, when Kuchumov, weighed down with guilt and fear, proposed that the Amber Room was hidden and needed only to be found, the Kremlin embraced his paper-thin theory.
