Sentence examples for would weigh up from inspiring English sources

This, he said, would weigh up both the risks and benefits of a decision.

Chimp Clegg would weigh up his options – who's more trustworthy, Cameron or Brown?

Murray, who keeps his politics to himself, said he would weigh up the issues before going public on Scottish independence.

The prime minister said that the government would weigh up whether it was better to encourage more reuse or more recycling of plastic bottles.

He said the Bank would weigh up the potential inflation shock resulting from the sharp drop in sterling against the damage to economic growth.

But could you programme the equivalent for visual art – a scanner that would weigh up tints and colour saturation on a canvas and spit out the name of the artist who'd produced it?

The United Nations would then weigh up those pledges and determine whether the collective action was enough to limit warming to 2C.

"Bilateral issues could be impacted as a result so the government would need to weigh up what the consequences would be for Australia.

Related: Bali Nine: decade of turmoil for Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran nears a gruesome end "Bilateral issues could be impacted as a result so the government would need to weigh up what the consequences would be for Australia.

Asked whether the fall in the pound would force the Bank of England to raise interest rates, Carney said Threadneedle Street would need to weigh up the increase in inflation caused by dearer imports and the decrease in inflation caused by both investment and household spending being weaker.

Each individual would need to weigh up their lives, their deafness and what the treatment could offer their future.