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1. Gradually, the waking moments outweigh the dozing ones and I decide that I ought to get up and try something solid
2. outweigh wisdom and honor
3. We feel that the dangers we may encounter because we’re not properly equipped for this study outweigh the benefits of learning sooner what a better equipped and staffed mission will learn in their own time
4. appeared to considerably outweigh the risks
5. On their right sleeves a small rectangular flash of white with the words, “The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few”
6. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few
7. “Barely, just that your greed will always outweigh your sense
8. For example, usage of particular free tool increases effort in project, but the other commercially available are costlier and it would outweigh the current cost incurred by the increased effort, then we will just accept the risk
9. I could feel a restraint of sorts from Adrinius as he drank and sucked but I also knew that for a vampire such as him, his insane bodily need to kill me would far outweigh any smidgens of sisterly love he may have held for me
10. whether its benefits outweigh its costs
11. Will your love for your wife outweigh your love for humanity? That is the issue here
12. symptoms to a tolerable level, unfortunately the side effects outweigh this
13. “all by themselves” the pride of the success will outweigh all the positive praise possible, as it creates a real feeling of accomplishment
14. In my opinion the benefits outweigh the workload you have to put into the whole
15. “NO” then either costs or detriments will outweigh benefits so the invention should be
16. publisher's standpoint, the marketing considerations, especially on non-fiction, now often outweigh the editorial ones
17. the cost can quickly outweigh the benefits
18. But--regardless of any such consequence, a man's moral responsibility should far outweigh any desire to fit into the pieces of a puzzle, or in this case, be plucked from it
19. Shane knew some with a strong natural ability seemed to outweigh the enhanced even when the blocker was unaware of it
20. But should the man’s heart be shown to outweigh the ostrich feather, his soul might be cast into a fiery hell or be eaten by the Devouress, a combination creature with the jaws of a crocodile on the
21. When rationally evaluated, the benefit of war must outweigh the losses of war
22. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few was the maxim she learned from the gestalt of minds
23. scale to outweigh the costs and any
24. outweigh the investment?” The mind
25. buying outweigh the investment?”
26. You’re outnumbered, even if you do outweigh us
27. He knew she was worried about the battle, but her confidence in fighting seemed to outweigh it
28. [The Academy] has reviewed both the nutritional properties and the safety records of raw milk and has found that the risks outweigh the benefits
29. There are no benefits of raw milk that would outweigh the extreme risk of infection that sometimes follows feeding raw milk products to infants, children with malignancies, and children with problems involving the immune system
30. How long this caution lasts and whether the advancements discussed above will ultimately outweigh the potential negative consequences of China’s investment in Africa remains to be seen’
31. available offer disadvantages that may outweigh the advantages of the higher counts that may be
32. The response may far outweigh the benefits and there is no doubt that too much irritation can damage relationships
33. that are common among us far outweigh the things that are different
34. appears to outweigh the increase in urinary calcium
35. That is, the expected reward should far outweigh any possible adverse consequences
36. Although it is my opinion that a protein skimmer's positives far outweigh the negatives I still
37. agree that potential negative ramifications outweigh the positive
38. While the child is in your house and under your protection your rules outweigh those of his biological mother because in those instances you will be acting under the guidance of your husband who is the first and last authority on the wellbeing of the child
39. and consistency of these observations far outweigh any chance that they are mere coincidence
40. civilization’s benefits outweigh the myriad problems associated with money and materialism is a
41. abilities outweigh this and I have suggested to the headmistress that you be allowed to join the
42. long-term benefits and rewards vastly outweigh the immediate
43. In nursing school we were trained to think much the same as we were as children only there they did admit that doctors can make mistakes, but that it was the duty of the nurse to help cover up those mistakes, because the good things a doctor could achieve would far outweigh any negative side effects he might incur in the short term
44. “I’m almost a foot taller than you and outweigh you easily by 100 pounds,” Finn said as he cracked his knuckles
45. And when to this has been erroneously added, that the object of the Incarnation was to constitute a spotless personality, which Eternal Vengeance might strike for the salvation of sinners, a personality of worth so transcendent that His sufferings might outweigh the deserts of men in everlasting misery, the reason assigned has rendered the 'fact’ a thousand times more incredible than it was before
46. While fitness over 40 can demand some of your time and attention that you might not want to surrender to it, the rewards in overall health, fitness health� and enjoyment of life will far outweigh any investment you put into it
47. "Love for the future partner of your life, for your husband, ought to outweigh your love for your brother," he pronounced sententiously, "and in any case I cannot be put on the same level
48. My affection for Marianne, my thorough conviction of her attachment to me--it was all insufficient to outweigh that dread of poverty, or get the better of those false ideas of the necessity of riches, which I was naturally inclined to feel, and expensive society had increased
49. The value that the audience extracts from their participation in your presentation has to outweigh the costs that they incur in their attendance–time, travel and reputation costs
50. Aim to outweigh the costs of audience participation with your added value
1. inches taller and outweighed Roman by a good seventy pounds
2. Naturally, most women were willing to become part of the harem – the advantages outweighed the risks by far
3. They survived all the odds until the odds finally outweighed them both
4. Adem argued this point with Orion and Tobin for days following the meetings in the War Chamber, and although both kings agreed, it would be wise to draw up a proclamation that ensured capture was the first method of approach against mad Alit’aren; the dangers to their armies outweighed the cost of those few lives
5. ” There was a risk, to be sure, but the need outweighed the risks
6. Generals Shafter, Wheeler, and Gilmour, Colonel Morse, and their aides, moved out beyond the lines to attend the conference, and Toral manifested that his desire to surrender was only outweighed by the fear of blame in Spain
7. Brock's desperation outweighed his common sense, but he was far too guilty over the deaths of his sister and friends, and now the old Custodian, to pay any heed to that now
8. No, the risks definitely outweighed the slim chance that he would find anything of significance
9. Hey, if you knew you were going to have a round with an ape that outweighed you three to one, you’d pay attention, whether you had a conscience or not
10. Recently there had been reports that there were ships now also, but the profit from the fishing of makailo (cod), a large, bland fish popular with the northeast bands, outweighed the danger and they sailed anyway, much to their subsequent regret
11. complete faith that the bad will always be outweighed by the good,
12. He was my height and outweighed me by at least a hundred pounds
13. This move outweighed the fact that some of his own troops may think their commander was not on the battlefield, he would soon spread the word of his deception and show his face when the men were formed up
14. But what did he do it for? Maybe, somehow, the benefits outweighed the costs
15. Rationally he hated the pills and knew the costs outweighed the benefits, but he came back to them all the same
16. Thinking it all over, and finding, with a heavy heart, that the cons outweighed the pros
17. problems to be “modest,” and easily outweighed by the
18. problems to be “modest,” and easily outweighed by
19. He slowly changed back into his original self; either the poison was not strong enough or the love Sam had in his heart outweighed his hatred
20. But men are each one greedier than the last and sooner or later a ship was bound to pass with a captain whose love of gold outweighed his fear of devils
21. CONlDENCE OUTWEIGHED THEIR COMPETENCE AND HENCE THEY FAILED REPEATEDLY BECAUSE THEY
22. Her patience far outweighed his although he was a neat painter because of his artistic skills
23. Had Rashid had his way, what would have happened to his own family? The hardships of life for his kith and kin would have far outweighed his plight in the prison
24. Yet his words reflected mental suffering that outweighed physical pain
25. His offer outweighed even the prestige of Conan
26. After a few seconds his urge for the truth outweighed his urge to wound so he released the man and waited for the information
27. There was discussion about the risks involved with publishing Mark’s book and provoking the Swordsmen, but the need for the revenue from the book’s sales outweighed the fear of retribution given the secrecy of their location
28. They agreed that the benefits outweighed the significant problems
29. Hammersmith was correct in his assessment that what they did not know about the system outweighed what they did know
30. Needless to say, the bad has outweighed the good
31. Feltus did indeed recall the dimwittedness of the two constables in question, though he knew their dedication and persistence far outweighed their deficiencies
32. The goodness of my charitable deeds that I was so prepared for in His name, despite the knowledge that I have helped save many a dying man, has been far outweighed by that evil force to which I have alluded; I now realize that I should have listened to my father and taken his advice
33. Though subtle yet extremely complex, it would require enlisting the assistance of one of the suspects who was still very mysterious and capable of killing a man out of hatred or vengeance; such a plan jeopardized the entire investigation in a way, especially if this individual was indeed the killer, but he felt the carefully calculated risk was far outweighed by the benefits that could be derived from such a scheme
34. They knew that very few people would come to work those days, and the risk of having them at work, outweighed any benefits derived from trying to keep things as business as usual
35. Nonetheless, we trusted that our intentions would secure our place in heaven, or put another way, we hoped our good karma outweighed our bad karma
36. The fate of millions traveled with them, a passenger whose survival outweighed all other needs, even the safety of those in a truck bouncing through the desert night
37. Was he already destined for heaven or hell from birth? His love of God far outweighed any fear of hell but he longed to be with the God whom he loved when he would die
38. More privileges, more money and a better car only just outweighed the increased
39. gambled that the potential benefits of success outweighed the possible consequences of
40. The cost of registering with local authorities should be outweighed by benefits the small business owner receives for registering, for example
41. The benefits of such a fleet outweighed the potential setbacks, Lazano had assured him
42. Then (always at the exact same time as your fellow travellers) the guilt, shame and sloppiness is finally outweighed by the tremendous need to eat
43. His mother had refused to listen to these words of wisdom from her small son, insisting that shade and proximity to the toilet block outweighed all other considerations
44. Despite the circumstances, he was a teacher and his duties outweighed any other feelings he might have
45. The craving to eat far outweighed his craving for sex
46. The estrangement between him and Margaret Ashton outweighed success in this case and even in the election
47. His anticipation far outweighed his worry of
48. been: because his desires outweighed his abilities, he
49. by criticising Master Newton outweighed any treacherous dead that any pirate could ever have
50. I can tell you that when I told my parents I was getting married their joy greatly outweighed mine as they’d given up on me and they thought that I was going to grow old alone
1. In the negligible gravity of this iceberg, those tons of devices, outweighing the bot by many times and much larger in size, could be simply strapped to its back and carried along
2. Suzy holds his arm tenderly, the concern for her friend outweighing the need for her home and her own safety; “Lewis what do you want me to do?” she almost screams, her voice is so shrill and loud
3. Eighteen million dollars was a powerful amount of money and still the number one motive for this crime far outweighing the likelihood of revenge
4. The baby Cuckoo becomes a huge: far outweighing the small frantic mother that is driven to feed the monster growing in its own nest
5. Wherefore would our Capital be such a Pleasure Fair without the Trade that issues from our fine Plantations in the West Indies, which, lying in a Climate near as hot as the Coast of Guinea, the Negroes are fitter to cultivate the Lands there than the White People? In a Word, from this Trade proceed Benefits, far outweighing all, either real or pretended, Mischiefs and Inconveniences
1. benefit outweighs the cost)
2. “Mallika, your brain far outweighs your might, you will triumph many battles with your intellect child”
3. Youth of mind far outweighs youth of body
4. that has been done by that book far outweighs the trouble it brought to us
5. Francesca is very tall, large and outweighs me by double, and that day she was very agitated…’ he said, looking scared
6. far outweighs the profits I could earn selling this information online
7. If the former grossly outweighs the latter then this may be an indication that odds will moveout and vice versa
8. The genetic wisdom accumulated over 4 billion years of experience that has been collated and integrated and simplified into our genetic code by far outweighs the paltry tool-wisdom our species has managed to accumulate over 100,00 years of its newfound existence
9. In fact it is not a balance at all: the connectivity of a tree far outweighs its separations
10. To begin with; you must recognize that humans are a single species, and as a single species, their genetic commonality over-arches, and outweighs every other specialized, separated, segmented form of normality… from language, to culture, to religion, to ethnicity, etc… Only when civilization is made to adhere to the genetic, biological and physical Laws of the Universe, over and above any form of legality… only then can you get a civilized society that is not in conflict with itself
11. To be plain and logical: put all of the so-called advantages which science has given us… and weigh them against the nuclear bomb: which one weighs more in your conscience? Which one matters more? Which one outweighs the other? What good are paper napkins if the entire fucking planet is a radioactive gravesite? Killing trees so you can have paper napkins is not an intelligent way to live
12. As a result: its destructiveness far outweighs any other form of human addiction on this planet
13. Evil outweighs Good by a hundred or a million to one
14. Great shall be our consolation soon, as the Apostle Paul said of every earthly trial, “For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all
15. direction far outweighs the opinions and unsubstantiated faith and belief of Christians
16. With this sport, it doesn't matter if you have many fish in your bucket, what matters is that you catch the fish that outweighs all other fish caught by other anglers
17. "I confess," replied Elinor, "that every circumstance except one is in favour of their engagement; but that one is the total silence of both on the subject, and with me it almost outweighs every other
18. One smallest new fact obtained in the laboratory, one brick built into the temple of science, far outweighs any second-hand exposition which passes an idle hour, but can leave no useful result behind it
19. On the other hand, we get to see more of a country that way, and sometimes that outweighs the cost issues for us
20. The manager’s ability to write calls as a hedge apparently outweighs the speculative effect on the upside
21. In value investing, there usually is no risk-to-reward ratio simply because price of the issue becomes so important that it outweighs the risk-to-reward equation that appears to be valid insofar as an analysis is based on an assumption of the existence of a price equilibrium, so that the only factors to weigh are quality of the issuer and the terms of the issue
22. You can also see that OI on the call side outweighs OI on the put side and the most popular call strike is the 900 call in both months from the OI
23. If she desired to go, she might: the nuisance of her presence outweighs the gratification to be derived from tormenting her!’
24. Unless the potential rewards of a strategy are vastly higher than the market, the emotional toll of high-risk strategies always outweighs their benefits
25. Someone who loves to win is willing to take a lot of risks because the euphoria of winning outweighs the bad outcomes
26. I cannot but again repeat, because I think it of the last importance, that the security which these small vessels gives us greatly outweighs all disadvantages of expense
27. If we look to the fact, and contrast the efficiency of the two, we shall find that the superior efficiency of the sailor greatly outweighs the additional expense
