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outweigh

[out-wey] / ˌaʊtˈweɪ /


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“Investors have simply been taking the view that the benefits accruing to the enablers and users would outweigh the costs to those disrupted,” he added.

From Barron's

She has said that the government should take a "precautionary principle" approach, where the use of a chemical is stopped if the potential harm could outweigh the benefits - considering the emerging risks of some PFAS.

From BBC

Weak inflation over recent months continues to outweigh concerns about the rupee’s depreciation and leaves the door open for the RBI to deliver one final rate cut, said Shilan Shah from Capital Economics.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Learning those life skills and some of that cultural awareness that they're picking up by having these holidays far outweighs the fact that they missed five days in education," Chris said.

From BBC

The most obvious starting point is the financial power of the Premier League, which significantly outweighs other leagues.

From BBC