Sentence examples for could be outweighed from inspiring English sources
Still, all of this could be outweighed by a shift in economic circumstances.
Benefits could be outweighed by other negative impacts of volunteering, such as stress, Avendano said.
But there were warnings that the VAT cut would offer limited help to British manufacturers and could be outweighed by the cost to retailers of changing prices.
The judge agreed that Mr. Berlinger enjoyed the privilege but ruled that it could be outweighed if the material was not confidential and "likely relevant" to the case.
But Vicky Redwood, UK economist at Capital Economics, said her analysis suggested the short-term costs could be outweighed by longer-term benefits.
Adam Cuhney, a semiconductor analyst with Kidder , Peabody & Companyin San Francisco, said Texas Instruments' gains from cost-saving efforts could be outweighed by an erosion in the semiconductor unit if pricing "warfare" by Japanese companies continued.
In the short term, government spending will boost the economy, but that effect could easily be outweighed by higher interest rates.All these factors suggest that the growth in consumer spending is set to slow.
After the storm passes, you will spend many a hot summer afternoon trying to scrape the old, baked-on tape off your windows (assuming they weren't shattered)." Mayor Michael Bloomberg discouraged people from removing air-conditioning units, saying any benefits could easily be outweighed by units accidentally falling into apartments or out of the window.
Given RC, the reason S has for p is a consideration which has some positive weight in favor of p which could potentially be outweighed by contrary reasons.
The approval came despite strong objections from police Chief Shelley Zimmerman, who warned of significant threats to public safety that she said couldn't be outweighed by new tax revenue from the highly profitable industry.
Even in simple economic terms, any efficiency gains could quickly be outweighed by fines for breaching DBP regulations.
