Examples of 'weighed up' in a sentence
Meaning of "weighed up"
The phrase 'weighed up' means to carefully consider or evaluate different options, factors, or perspectives before making a decision or forming an opinion. It suggests a process of analyzing and comparing various aspects or factors in order to arrive at a thoughtful conclusion. This phrase often implies a deliberate and thoughtful approach to decision-making or assessing a situation
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Several of the stones weighed up to a few pounds.
Every measure must always be carefully weighed up.
We have weighed up the pros and cons.
It is best that these issues are weighed up there.
He had you weighed up from the start.
There are therefore a number of considerations that must be weighed up.
Two interests need to be weighed up in this connection.
I weighed up the odds on how best to do the right thing.
Company have to be weighed up against the costs.
Therefore the need for treatment should be carefully weighed up.
Everything is now being weighed up against sleep.
They weighed up to several tons.
You more or less had it weighed up before they came.
Stephen weighed up the possibilities and made his decision.
This is no light commitment and it should be weighed up very seriously.
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Their eggs weighed up to ten kilograms.
Everything has to be carefully weighed up.
Having weighed up the options.
All the pros and cons shall be weighed up carefully.
Nina weighed up her options.
So things need to be weighed up carefully.
He weighed up the gun again.
So every step has to be weighed up.
These arguments need to be weighed up before specific bans are laid down.
We weighed up all our options and decided on the family garden.
Costs and benefits must be weighed up carefully against one another.
So an organization can only be banned after all aspects have been weighed up.
They have to be weighed up against the benefits provided by a given drug.
But the risks inherent in each reform step have to be weighed up.
Fresh possibilities are being weighed up and innovative approaches have already been tested.
And initiatives being weighed up.
The need to practise must be weighed up against the possibilities created by development.
I will pull into the next one and get weighed up.
I weighed up an option.
The problems and advantages need to be weighed up with a critical eye.
These things are weighed up one against the other and considered together.
On this papyrus you can see a heart being weighed up against a feather.
She weighed up everything that I had on.
Pinacosaurus was about five metres long and weighed up to two tonnes.
Have you weighed up the evidence correctly?
It carried blocks of rock that might have weighed up to fifty tons.
Well, having weighed up my limited options.
Our findings show that treatment approach for HSILs should be weighed up carefully.
All these factors must be carefully weighed up and incorporated in the strategic reflection.
The EESC would ask that the scope of this measure be properly weighed up.
Boyfriend weighed up.
These should then be analysed, categorised and finally weighed up.
The best interests of the child must be weighed up with the utmost clarity.
But before making those decisions - everything has to be well weighed up.
Contrast point and majestic music could be weighed up with simple pastoral hymns.
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Several of the stones weighed up to a few pounds
I was weighed in the balance and found wanting
Place food item to be weighed on the platform
