Sentence examples for would have outweighed from inspiring English sources

He assumes that the benefits of financial stability would have outweighed the economic costs of tighter monetary policy.

But you have to take seriously decisions like that objectively – the cost of change would have outweighed the benefit".

"Some of the stuff that he's done, the consequences would have outweighed the benefits of doing it," he said.

The idea that a manager of the calibre of Mr Nasser would walk away from a crucial foreign deal because it might play badly at home for a while is hard to credit.Admittedly, the risky Daewoo deal might have depressed Ford's shares for a while, but the benefit of getting such an important Asian foothold would have outweighed the disadvantage.

The lawyers, both of whom requested anonymity because they did not have their clients' permission to speak about the cases, said there was little purpose in pursuing it because the legal costs would have outweighed the value of the property, which was encumbered by a $500,000 mortgage.

It depends on whether or not my ethical beliefs would have outweighed my selfish desire to assuage my guilt by terminating after a point at which I'd begun to assign value.

"I think if we went back 2,000 years, certainly the ants would've outweighed the humans... but at roughly the time that America became independent [1776], or a little bit before that, that's when we humans became more impressive in our weight than the ants," he says.

Only one dilution was used in this study because the little additional benefit expected from using several dilutions would not have outweighed the costs [ 18].

In the event, that was avoided a good thing since the costs of a "Grexit" would almost certainly have outweighed any gains, not only for Greece but for the entire currency area.

Would Caesar's military genius have outweighed this handicap?

The former seems to have outweighed the latter.