Sentence examples for might be outweighed from inspiring English sources

They were reasons, just ones that might be outweighed by the value of the things I want to say.

But in discussions with the Justice Department, the culpability, we thought, might be outweighed by the culpability of others.

But those concerns might be outweighed if Mr. Santorum shows strength in the Midwest — and Mr. Romney shows weakness.

Such a move would discourage job-creation, but this disadvantage might be outweighed by the political advantage.

Some Panamanians worry that enthusiasm for canal expansion might be outweighed by a desire to punish the government.

The benefits of the detachable keyboard on the Surface Pro might be outweighed by the problem of actually using it.

But that might soon be outweighed by the greater economic confidence created by the less oppressive debt load.

The advantages intelligence and technology confer, moreover, might also be outweighed by their dangers; thus the interest in the last term of the equation, the lifetime of a civilization.

Even if there are, then, negative consequences in terms of distress to the family, friends, and loved ones, of the person who kills themself, that might still be outweighed by the benefit to the person himself or herself, if it was really the case that he or she would be better off dying.

Again, even if every wrongdoing carries psychological costs, they might sometimes be outweighed by the long-term costs of doing the right thing (as Rand herself suggests in her portrayal of the embittered Henry Cameron and Stephen Mallory in The Fountainhead).

The positive effects of removing our attention from the room to check messages and type responses every five minutes might sometimes be outweighed by the impact of disrespecting people we are currently with in person, and breaking our engagement and concentration (and that of those around us).