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Weigh more heavily.
overbalance
preponderate
outbalance
1
He said regulators continue to believe the drug's benefits
outweigh
its risks.
2
She didn't rule that the right to vote will always
outweigh
privacy.
3
As we shall see, Christian safeguards against vampires far
outweigh
the pagan.
4
But for us, I think the opportunities
outweigh
the costs, Spanner said.
5
At this point, the benefits of discussing the book
outweigh
the risks.
6
Users must decide if the benefits of these sites
outweigh
their costs.
7
Places where moral concerns
outweigh
science or economics can ignore the issue.
8
Teesha's concern for Rashed was beginning to
outweigh
her concern for him.
9
However the cost to the club of relegation would
outweigh
these considerations.
10
In such times, rent-to-own's near-term benefits
outweigh
its longer-term disadvantages, Carmichael said.
11
It also found that the economic costs would
outweigh
the economic benefits.
12
And the latter is beginning to
outweigh
the benefits of the former.
13
We want to act so that our good deeds
outweigh
our sins.
14
Also, the cost and turmoil associated with reorganisation can
outweigh
any benefit.
15
Still, he reckons the return on his investment will
outweigh
the costs.
16
The writer obviously feels that Clinton's positive qualities
outweigh
the negative ones.
outweigh
·
outweigh the risks
outweigh any benefits
outweigh costs
outweigh concerns
outweigh fish