| The weightier works seek a more informed and sophisticated audience while not being works for the specialist. |
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| There may well be a point to all this, but quite honestly MPs should be worrying about weightier matters. |
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| His lyrics are unfailingly clever, turning pliable platitudes into weightier fodder. |
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| But vernacular confessors' manuals were published almost as often as these weightier Latin tomes. |
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| The more subterfuge a newspaper uses, the weightier the public interest defence that is needed. |
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| It was even repetitive where certain fundamental policies are concerned and made no changes to weightier issues. |
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| Obviously this is being impeded by some other, weightier issues, such as trust or the quality of individual branches of power. |
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| The European Parliament has done justice to the weightier responsibility it bears by virtue of its increased decision-making powers. |
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| The report is weightier in substance, sharper in self-assessment and user-friendlier with the use of the synthesized version. |
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| In addition, it seems that the weightier the purposes and objectives, the more important we feel ourselves to be. |
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| But she moves to weightier matters in assessing the directions in which heavy drug dependence is leading Americans. |
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| While weightier than an evening bag, it shouldn't be too burdensome to carry. |
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| Positioned slightly further forward than its weightier Z1E predecessor, the HVR-Z5E sits snuggly against the shoulder. |
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| Changing times impose greater responsibilities, and the responsibilities of the European Union at this time could not be weightier. |
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| Nevertheless, the new challenges are weightier and more complex today than 45 years ago. |
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| Verse 23 is not truly an issue about tithing, but Israel's disobedience of what Jesus says is the weightier matter. |
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| For you pay tithe of mint and anise and cummin, and have omitted the weightier matters of the law, judgment, mercy, and faith. |
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| In comparison to some of Allen's more clever and weightier productions, Anything Else is easy to watch, unambitious and demands little, if anything, from its audience. |
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| Love handles and a bit of flab here and there are a normal part of growing older, but an increasing number of people are facing a far weightier problem. |
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| Others, however, see weightier reasons for Temasek divestment. |
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| Instead, weightier penalties and sanctions than those provided for under national legislation for the same offences committed without the special intention required for classification as terrorist acts would apply. |
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| This, like the earthquake in Nepal, is a much weightier matter, deserving of lengthier coverage. |
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| At times, gosling appears to have weightier concerns in mind. |
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| A weightier status for the Charter can lead to two quite conflicting results, namely more scope for propaganda on the part of the EU and, at the same time, fewer guarantees for rights of EU residents. |
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| Others are weightier, and may range from compliance with safety requirements to prior authorisation for placing the product on the market, as is the case with pharmaceutical products. |
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| I too intend to speak mainly on Kosovo and the Balkans, but I suspect that the Finnish Presidency will, of course, be preoccupied with much weightier matters over the year to come. |
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| The current level of maturity in the competitive sector and financial markets in Morocco requires from CDG a weightier presence in terms of animating markets, investment and fund management. |
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| Duties and responsibilities that are all the weightier for those who have had the opportunity to develop their talents and have reached key posts or positions of authority. |
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| Arsenal are a weightier proposition and the biggest positive that they took from their latest Champions League last-16 exit was that they did not flinch or stop fighting. |
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| The EU High Representative will be given a weightier role, as the same person will also take on the role of Vice President of the Commission, with responsibility for external relations. |
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