Sentence examples for would be weighing from inspiring English sources

On Dec. 2, the company said it had received "indications of interest" and would be weighing them.

Here eight bursting bags of groceries would be weighing her down, if any of them contained any other than plastic cups for her husband's 60th birthday party.

He added that Chinese leaders would be weighing up how much faith they could place in a special relationship with someone he described as "generally a very, very volatile guy".

As for how his company plans to keep the city honest, so to speak, Hegarty couldn't yet say, noting that Fixed would be weighing its options there.

The Scottish secretary said people would be weighing up what was better for themselves, their families and their communities in the independence debate.

Others wondered if other fast casual chains would be weighing in on the scandal.

The story also stated in error that passengers would be weighed before flying.

Alderson said this would be weighed when the front office decided whether to renew Collins's contract.

The importance of the investigation, in theory, would be weighed against the public security interest in patching the flaw.

He said the safety of the divers and others involved in the recovery would be weighed as the effort proceeded.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) has said that an independent state would be weighed down with its pensions liability for the public sector, much of which is unfunded.