Sentence examples for will still weigh from inspiring English sources

Thus even if households do not go back to 1950s saving rates, their balance-sheet repairs will still weigh heavily on demand in the economy as a whole.

Years of thickening mistrust, differing threat analyses, and a deficit of political will still weigh on the prospects for cooperation — notwithstanding the recent improvement in U.S.-Russian relations.

The few Americans who buy cars for patriotic reasons are more likely to head for a Ford showroom to reward the company for its dogged fight to avoid the fate of its Detroit rivals.When GM emerges from bankruptcy, it will have shed some of its burdens, but the damage done by decades of mismanagement and union intransigence will still weigh heavily.

While the crisis in the developed countries will still weigh on the region's growth, there is a new reality in the 21st century: "emerging" powers are slowly coming to dominate the economic and geopolitical scene.

Your bulky bag is small and neat (be careful--it will still weigh the same).

Although this work will mostly be outside of the San Francisco Bay Area, I'll still weigh in and write occasionally on tech, political and local land-use issues as a columnist.

The book can be 100,000 words long and I'll still weigh entirely on that last word.

Yes, I'll still weigh myself every morning, but hopefully I'll also start to be open about the physical changes to me too.

But the economy will still be weighed down by troubled credit markets and huge household debts.

Households will still be weighed down by debt, but the return to thriftier ways has already gone farther and faster than expected.

Corn, soybeans, cotton and other major commodities vital to the national economy will still be weighed, inventoried and otherwise tallied down to the last acre, bushel or bale.