Sentence examples for while weighing the from inspiring English sources
Push For Pizza sounds like something a stoned teenager would come up with while weighing the pros and cons of ordering food late at night: "I'm super hungry, but I don't want to interact with people or decide between a bunch of options.
Individuals must petition the court and judges will determine their eligibility for release while weighing the risks to public safety.
American commanders appeared to have deferred a decision to mount all-out assaults while weighing the consequences for their wider aim of bringing stability to Iraq.
ICE says it's considering such a move, while weighing the concern that criminals like smugglers might find a way to exploit such a policy when chaos hits.
The doctor who treated Lily tries to untangle William's motivations while weighing the effects of his own decisions: the time he performed an illegal abortion and the night he forced himself on his wife.
"The Puerto Ricans need to understand that the president as commander in chief must push forward the readiness of the armed forces while weighing the concerns of the people of Vieques".
Obama hinted at his past while weighing in on the success of BuzzFeed.
Given the lack of mortality benefit and inconsistent clinical benefits of aspirin and statins, it is essential that clinicians individualize treatment decisions while carefully weighing the risks and harms of any intervention.
In his biography of Branson, Tom Bower records a phrase used by the billionaire's lieutenants while weighing up the west coast deal: "It's a licence to print money.
To obtain the mean impact for a journal, I averaged across these five periods, while weighing for the number of papers published in each two-year period used in the denominator.
Estimated across an entire study sample (while weighing for the MZ/DZ ratio), these non-zero semi-partial correlations can be quite considerable (e.g., in the case that T and M are correlated via E), and are likely to cause problems in the univariate moderation model.
