Sentence examples for to be outweighed from inspiring English sources

Government policies today, whether they emphasize austerity or stimulus, fail to recognize and correct the fact that the overall well-being of citizens continues to be outweighed by the protection of a single sector of our society, the financial one.

Exactly the same analysis applies to cases of voluntary euthanasia, from this perspective, provided that the potential gains in well-being from continued life are sufficiently small to be outweighed by the importance of respecting patient autonomy.

But this seems to be outweighed by the loss of food caused by wintertime warming.

But these reservations seem to be outweighed by anger at the way the PLP has behaved.

But this seems to be outweighed by the loss of food caused by wintertime warming.

However, any merits of the Republicans' position began to be outweighed in my mind by their tactics.

Even Martin Broughton admits that the airlines' fuel-efficiency gains "are likely to be outweighed by future growth".

— the dangers seemed to be outweighed by the benefits of conquering fear and developing a sense of mastery.

A lot longer than expected!" Fancher's yearning for intimacy proved to be outweighed by his need for solitude.

The impact of Brexit on growth in 2018 is likely to be outweighed by positive domestic and global momentum.

So that temptation to cheat has to be outweighed by the promise of getting good vegetables in the future from Jake and vice versa.