Sentence examples for it would outweigh from inspiring English sources

Andy Arthur tweeted: "Can't think of one celebrity whose opinion matters so much to me it would outweigh the informed decision I arrived at all by myself".

Moody's said the unpredictability of British decision-making had factored into its move, as had the likelihood of lower economic growth, which it said would outweigh any savings the UK might hope to get from not having to contribute to the EU budget.

Moody's said the unpredictability of British decision-making had factored into its move, as had the likelihood of lower economic growth that it said would outweigh any savings the UK might hope to get from not having to contribute to the EU budget.

I have learned a lot in this business from a lot of knowledgeable people, but I truly believe if you combined all of it, what Garth has taught me alone would outweigh it.

It also warned that the administrative burden of recovering money would outweigh what it is estimated to bring in.

UK experts have recommended against a screening programme for prostate cancer, saying its potential harms would outweigh any benefits.

The psychological damage done by even a partial rebellion would outweigh its actual size.

Despite this obvious disadvantage, it was expected that the modelling improvement would outweigh the generalization problem for our task.

Connick demurred, predicting the heartbreak in store for her down the line would outweigh the fleeting joy of having made it through.

The discriminatory nature of the act was evident to many, but it was argued that the political and economic advantages of union would outweigh the disadvantages.

If workers take into account the medium-run prospects, they may favor an increase in τ; however, for most of them, it is likely that the short-run costs of a tax increase would outweigh the medium-run benefits.