Synonyms
Examples for "overbalance"
Examples for "overbalance"
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To some these may seem to overbalance that to which I object.
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You'll have to inch your way along, being very careful not to overbalance.
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Louis began to overbalance in his effort to get away from that hand.
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But what degree of intensity will overbalance what period of duration?
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Yet to overbalance this disregard of beautiful form was his strong predilection for finery.
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There has been some excision, but the additions visibly and palpably preponderate.
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In particular, the most advanced class, the mammals, began to preponderate.
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The female characters preponderate in a remarkable manner over the male.
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Strange, then, it should ever preponderate over the weightier powers of the understanding.
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In free countries, therefore, one party ought to preponderate sufficiently over the other.
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This does not outbalance that which is not denied.
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Yet a good digestion, a bounding pulse, and high spirits are elements of happiness which no external advantages can outbalance.
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In military operations success or defeat are in the scales, and the least little occurrence is liable to outbalance the other.
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While it's proposed that the Karoo holds expansive shale gas reserves, the controversial effects of fracking seem to outbalance the country's gains.
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Which one consideration abundantly outbalances whatever particular inconveniences may thence arise.
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He said regulators continue to believe the drug's benefits outweigh its risks.
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She didn't rule that the right to vote will always outweigh privacy.
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As we shall see, Christian safeguards against vampires far outweigh the pagan.
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But for us, I think the opportunities outweigh the costs, Spanner said.
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At this point, the benefits of discussing the book outweigh the risks.
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Users must decide if the benefits of these sites outweigh their costs.
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Places where moral concerns outweigh science or economics can ignore the issue.
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Teesha's concern for Rashed was beginning to outweigh her concern for him.
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However the cost to the club of relegation would outweigh these considerations.
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In such times, rent-to-own's near-term benefits outweigh its longer-term disadvantages, Carmichael said.
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It also found that the economic costs would outweigh the economic benefits.
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And the latter is beginning to outweigh the benefits of the former.
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We want to act so that our good deeds outweigh our sins.
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Also, the cost and turmoil associated with reorganisation can outweigh any benefit.
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Still, he reckons the return on his investment will outweigh the costs.
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The writer obviously feels that Clinton's positive qualities outweigh the negative ones.
