Sentence examples for they were outweighed from inspiring English sources

While the arguments for the boycott had merits, he said, they were "outweighed by the divisiveness".

On Churchill's defects as a war leader Jenkins is largely silent, estimating that they were outweighed by his virtues.

News International's past backing for Labour obviously had practical benefits, but they were outweighed by the psychological.

The employer has interests in the orderly operation of its workplace, the court noted, but they were outweighed by freedom of speech.

Whatever Mr. James's flaws — "and I stress that they're just allegations," she said — they were outweighed by his contributions to the club.

General side effects of Truvada include diarrhoea, pain and weight loss, but the FDA considered that they were outweighed by the benefit to people who were at high risk of HIV infection.

Whatever the merits of these programs, they are outweighed by the damage being done.

But more often than not they are outweighed by utter obviousness.

These objections aren't unreasonable, but I think they are outweighed by the film's celebration of weirdness.

If you ignore the benefits of regulation, it's easy to argue they are outweighed by the costs.

There are costs to openness, but they are outweighed by the benefits of shining light on the shady corners of finance.Want more tax?