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Meanings of weigh on in English
Usage of weigh on in English
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But concerns about euro zone debt problems continued to weigh on markets.
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Rising apparel costs could also weigh on Sears' gross margins next year.
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Higher prices could reduce consumer's purchasing power, which may weigh on consumption.
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Concerns over unusual, cross-border holding company structures also weigh on the sector.
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Increasing U.S. debt could also weigh on the greenback, analysts have said.
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Some advisers expect the market choppiness to weigh on IPOs in 2016.
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A wider gap could also weigh on the rand exchange rate ZAR=D3.
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The issue is starting to weigh on markets, at the margin, again.
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The conflict is likely to spread, and could weigh on profit margins.
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It's hard to explain how heavily the years can weigh on me.
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Economists expect the epidemic to weigh on manufacturing by disrupting supply chains.
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Extended factory closures will slow manufacturing and weigh on global supply chains.
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Yeah it does weigh on me deeply and it bothers me deeply.
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If there is a trans-Tasman bubble that should weigh on the proceedings.
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Rate cuts also weigh on the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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But it would weigh on my conscience all night if I didn't.
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