Sentence examples for will not weigh from inspiring English sources

We will not weigh in on this dispute.

Breaking from tradition, he will not weigh in Thursday at the same time as Lewis, but three hours after.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg routinely vows that he will not — repeat, will not — weigh in on the competition to succeed him.

In response, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, the agency that approved the financing, says that although the tax credit is part of a job-creation program, the state will not weigh in on Revel's hiring policies.

He dismisses this demographic turnaround in a footnote, arguing that it will not weigh heavily on China's growth until after 2030.Both China and America could surprise people, of course.

If the full muscle of the state will not weigh in on behalf of a national citizen, exposing the true cost of our cheap imports, what chance is there it will pay the slightest attention to Thai reporters and researchers also speaking truth to power?

Enough words have been spoken about the totemic Humphrey Lyttelton, so I'll not weigh them up here.

Alone, our two countries will soon not weigh much in the world economy.

A Paris-based trader said: "The loss of confidence in the European banking system stemming from the Cypriot crisis will not only weigh on the banks but also on the economy of the region". The final deal came close to what the IMF chief, Christine Lagarde, had demanded a week ago but which was rebuffed by the Cypriot president, Nicos Anastasiades.

Severance packages are unlikely; hence, labor costs will not likely weigh heavily on the calculation of costs.

He said that some leaks risked harming innocent people — "collateral damage, if you will" — but that he could not weigh the importance of every detail in every document.