Sentence examples for outweigh for from inspiring English sources

But she too said that the positive elements of working in the industry outweigh, for her, the negative – and suggested the reasons for getting into games are not particularly gender-specific.

The company's most dangerous regular destination is Mogadishu, the lawless capital of war-hit Somalia, whose colourful markets, spectacular beaches and picturesque colonial Italian waterfront outweigh, for some, the more or less constant risk of terror attacks, opportunist shootings and kidnappings.

Israel and several Arab counties have lobbied the United States not to cut off aid, arguing that the army is still the best hope to stop Egypt from slipping into chaos and that the need for stability should outweigh, for now, concerns about democracy and human rights.

(A VI vi 53/RB 53) In other words, everything that takes place in the universe really is expressed by each finite mind, but the infinite perceptions present in the mind – from the butterfly's flight in the Amazonian jungle to the penguin's waddling in Antarctica – are usually too minute or too indistinct to outweigh, for example, the appearance of this computer screen or the feeling of hunger.

With the exception of a few specific items, these three latter concepts seemed to us to outweigh, for the nurses, all other propositions relative to social justice in Burkina Faso.

But low mortgage rates are far outweighed for the Duncans by expenses such as a student son at music college.

Their determination not to suffer the political consequences of losing a war outweighed, for them, the human costs of continuing.

His passion for the financial markets, after years as a Wall Street executive, was only outweighed for his passion for his family and Dartmouth Baseball.

Free trade may get American consumers cheaper goods, but that's outweighed, for Trump, by lost American jobs and lost American wealth.

The preoccupation with character and the desire to write history that would reveal the effects of character outweighed for Livy the need for scholarly accuracy.

There are positives, such as more visitors, but these are possibly outweighed for some by extensive road closures during the eight separate days when football is staged.