Sentence examples for slightly outweighed from inspiring English sources

Over all, the stronger poll in Ohio for Mr. Romney slightly outweighed the poorer one for him in Virginia.

Those who said that the risks greatly or slightly outweighed the benefits of nuclear power in 2010 numbered 36%, and in 2011 this dropped to 28% of respondents.

There were reasons to publish the controversial article, but they were slightly outweighed by two factors to which I gave too little emphasis.

"The crassness slightly outweighs the scariness," one diplomat said dismissively.

"We know we have not got all the solutions, but I think at the moment the drawbacks [of federation] slightly outweigh the advantages".

The bottom line is that the economic benefits of global warming seem likely to slightly outweigh the overall costs in America, and that Northerners will especially benefit.

Collectively, the purchase price, the charging and the range all still slightly outweigh the advantages offered by the vastly cheaper refuelling costs and the promised (but far from conclusive) environmental gains.

According to these calculations, the benefits of reducing class size slightly outweigh the costs.

This study compares these two effects, finding that globally, the warming effects of nitrous oxide slightly outweigh the cooling caused by plant growth.

Among the health-related shocks (Table  1), the potential UK public sector deficit reduction (£15.0bn) is the net result of reduced health-system costs (£15.9bn) and higher social security transfers (£0.9bn) (increased pensions slightly outweigh reduced benefit payments to working age people).

Although at times some of the editing feels slightly manipulative, it is outweighed by the genuine honesty and emotion of the subjects.