1, Each member weighed in with their own opinion.

2, Finally the government weighed in with financial aid.

3, We all weighed in with our suggestions.

4, The chairman then weighed in with his views.

5, They all weighed in with offers of help.

6, He weighed in with a Latin quotation.

7, He weighed in with his ideas.

8, Several leading architects weighed in with criticisms regarding the design of the new museum.

9, At that point, the chairman weighed in with a strong defence of company policy.

10, The new Transport Secretary, Stephen Byers, weighed in with a demand that the industry should improve its performance.

11, Debuts Fiat will also be weighing in with their new Stilo.

12, One Western critic weighed in with a particularly probing response.

13, High Sierra hikers, who frown on horses in the wilderness, have weighed in with arguments on the issue.

14, Elated by their first opportunity to serve as Guardians of Truth and Traditional Wisdom, they weighed in with equally reactionary vigor.

15, September Vogue weighs in with 734 pages of heavy print, Bazaar with 488.

16, Christoffel and Alfred Merkelbach, weighed in with textbook kabinett wines.

17, Keith Merrell made 65 against his former teammates and Chris Punchard weighed in with four wickets as Maldon won by 86 runs.

18, If you feel differently, please weigh in with comments.

19, If you've experienced a similar professional crisis, please weigh in with your suggestions for dealing with these thorny issues.

20, At that point, the chairman weigh in with a strong defence of company policy.

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22, If we want you to weigh in with you opinion, we will ask you.

23, The Supreme Court is expected to weigh in with a decision on hearing the issue once the appellate opinions are made public.

24, I fully expect you to weigh in with your own opinions.

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26, And it would be good if the Department of State would weigh in with the Chinese Government to note the many obstacles that we have encountered in recent months and years.

27, It's easy to see where a friend is going wrong on Monday, but that doesn't mean you should weigh in with your inexpert advice.

28, We would have won if you hadn't tried to weigh in with your silly ideas.

29, Benitez is confident Bellamy will be an instant hit at Anfield and is backing him to weigh in with a fair share of goals during the course of the campaign.

30, At most large companies, there are competing agendas and fiefdoms that compete for resources and weigh in with differing visions on products. Jobs' leadership style cuts that out.