Sentence examples for started to outweigh from inspiring English sources

Fewer than 20 newspapers in the United States currently carry the comic strip, and the Tribune Media Services vice president of licensing, Steve Tippie, said the cost of creating the strip started to outweigh its revenue.

Immigration started to outweigh emigration in the 1980s and really took off a decade ago, when the government began handing out more work permits, universities wooed international students and applications for political asylum rose (these have since dropped off).

Many respondents left academia when the risks started to outweigh the rewards, which happened most often when they decided to settle down and start a family.

While a lot of the buzz today has to do with apps — and indeed in 2012 we saw a tipping point in one leading market, the U.S., where apps started to outweigh mobile websites in terms of usage — when it comes to actual data consumption, it's a different story.

But when dark-skinned people migrated to more temperate climes, the costs of dark skin would have started to outweigh the benefits.

[The trend towards longer tails] was stopped only when tails became so grotesquely long that their manifest disadvantages started to outweigh the advantage of sexual attractiveness.

China and India are starting to outweigh us".

But in these tough times economic considerations are starting to outweigh moral concerns.

Add icy water though, and the risks may start to outweigh the benefits.

Now though, it's starting to feel that the dangers of behaviours encouraged on these sites and the sheer volume of young, vulnerable users is starting to outweigh the dangers of further stereotyping.

HONG KONG — The Indian central bank cut interest rates sharply on Tuesday in a sign that worries about slowing economic growth are starting to outweigh concerns about stubbornly high inflation.