Sentence examples for may have outweighed from inspiring English sources

The draining experience of conceiving, organising, rehearsing, performing and overseeing the Tour of Life may have outweighed any desire Bush had to repeat the experience.

Large economic trends, including the recovery from the recession, may have outweighed any incentives for employers in some industries to limit or reduce the number of workers or their hours, economists say.

George H. W. Bush Ronald Reaganan's sensible selection in 1980 — chose the Indiana Senator Dan Quayle when he ran in 1988, a disturbing pick, given that Quayle's interest in golf may have outweighed his legislative concerns, but one that did not come close to John McCain's singularly reckless selection in 2008, when he made Sarah Palin his heartbeat-away choice.

In the eyes of banks and other agencies conducting due diligence, Turner and Veale's public image may have outweighed any adverse effect from their profiles on World-Check.

In Part I, the Prius' quiet emission of entitlement may have outweighed Audi's increasingly ascending reign over BMW's obnoxiousness, but behold, in this batch of particular SUVs covered below, amongst other notable vehicles listed, there's such a bullying disregard of the law, you may want to reconsider that gas-guzzler!

Thus, in the complex tones used in this study, suppression due to similarity may have outweighed the potential enhancement effects of frequency separation.

Of course, one might argue that 20 years was, under the circumstances, an incredibly long time for them to have pretended to be unholy, and that, from a Christian perspective, the harm they did while feigning unholiness may even have outweighed the greater good.

While it cannot be totally run out that RRT per se is potentially harmful (hemodynamic instability, central venous catheter-related blood stream infections, inflammation and coagulation disorders, which are common complications of RRT, may well have outweighed its metabolic benefits), these results emphasize the need for a critical reappraisal of current RRT practices and definitions of AKI.

But that may have been outweighed by the monthly U.S. trade deficit hitting $55.5 billion in October, the highest monthly level in 10 years.

Given the lack of relevance, the court found that "whatever probative value the subpoenaed documents and information may have is outweighed by the burden and harm that would result" to the journals.

This effect may have been outweighed by dexamethasone's effects on the adrenergic stress response, which increases blood lactate directly through increased catecholamine production in the adrenal medulla.