Weigh meaning and sentence examples

Weigh meaning: to carefully consider, especially by comparing facts or possibilities, in order to make a decision

to have an influence or be important

Weigh sentence examples:

1. US weighs sending 100-mile strike weapon to Ukraine
2. Brands weigh supply options as inventory piles up on unsold fashion
3. US attorney general names special counsel to weigh charges against Trump
4. US Supreme Court to weigh Cuomo-era New York corruption cases
5. Japan’s Nikkei sinks as China COVID worries weigh
6. China's COVID protests weigh on European shares
7. China Covid Protests Weigh On Oil

Buoyant meaning and sentence examples

Buoyant (bɔɪ.ənt) meaning: successful or making a profit, happy and confident, 

Buoyant sentence examples:

• The housing market remains buoyant
• Buoyant consumer spending pushing up inflation
• Commercial Law Firms Report Buoyant 2022 Trading
• International buyers keeping Lisbon market buoyant
• WTI extends losses below $80 on buoyant US Dollar
• EU buoyant on 5G take off
• Share of commodities can stay buoyant longer
• Black Friday sales growth tipped to be less buoyant
• Global farm machinery sales remain buoyant
• ‘Buoyant demand’ powers Sixt to record quarter
• After reading the letter he was in a buoyant mood
• Clash of youth in store as buoyant England take on US

Aggravate Meaning and Sentence Examples

Aggravate Meaning: to make a bad situation worse

 

Aggravate Sentence Examples

1. Situation with container freight has aggravated further
2. Inadequate information flow aggravates flooding in Nigeria
3. Ukraine’s Success in Turning Back Russia’s Invasion Could Aggravate Global Food Shortages
4. Ukraine’s Zelenskyy accuses Iran of aggravating war impact
5. Punjab may face an aggravated smog problem