Sentence examples similar to when weighing if from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the summer, I wrote a column about Black Lives Matter Toronto in which I said people who've never experienced racism particularly politicians and media pundits—should be careful when weighing in on the subject, especially if they're just going to be dismissive.

When weighing in, if you are allowed to, just go down to your bra and underwear.

With that in mind, I had asked coach Murphy if, when weighing up the value of history against the current college football environment, he thought The Game still deserved its title.

"I think that is counterintuitive," said Megan Smilikis, 18, of Massachusetts when asked if female voters should consider gender when weighing Clinton's candidacy.

Some things to keep in mind when weighing your options: Does this plan meet my needs, and if so, is it cost effective?

Professionals draw different conclusions when weighing pros and cons.

A baby is a 'healthy' weight if it is at least 2.5 kg when weighed within 48 hours of delivery.

When weighed with the others, it feels as though my "innocence" is being chipped away at every few months, if not weeks.

You can lose a lot of weight if you are out when they weigh it the first time, but in when weighed after unloading.

Women are moral decision-makers who can weigh if, when and how we will have children.

I'll let you know if and when they weigh in.