Sentence examples for would have weighed on from inspiring English sources

A big fall in net migration would have weighed on the economy: GDP has risen by 7.8% over this parliament; GDP per person is up by only 4.2%.You might think that the government's vacillations are ancient history or that doing the right thing is more important than saying it.

While this would have weighed on securities trading revenues for the period, overall capital market volatility was also noticeably low over the first two months of Q4.

While this would have weighed on securities trading revenues for the period, there was also a considerable reduction in capital market volatility over Q3.

"I think if I'd have been younger it probably would have weighed on my mind a bit more, but with experience if I'm getting in good positions and getting chances then I know one will come eventually.

However, it was difficult for them to express these feelings, which would have weighed on their conscience when they were constrained to isolate residents with unpleasant behaviour.

Indeed, without the unusually favorable national climate for Republicans, the party's long-term decline in California would have weighed more heavily on its candidates.

The man himself, for such I may call him, was fully 15 feet in height and, on Earth, would have weighed some 400 pounds...

And that box would have weighed 500 pounds.

"It would have weighed in," Maloney said.

Otherwise I would have weighed my words more.

A newborn calf would have weighed about 90 kg.