Abortion must be the most trivial thing in the world–right down there with blowing your nose–to be outbalanced by convenience issues like these. ❋ Unknown (2009)
But too often in history, reality comes in the form of dreams so sundered that one wonders if the gains outbalanced the losses. ❋ Unknown (2006)
I expect that the increase in cost which favors the rich & foolish will be more than outbalanced by the increase in rigor, so that a higher proportion of the summitting slots will end up going to people who can actually use them in reasonable safety. ❋ Doctor Science (2006)
And she longed with an intensity that outbalanced for the time every other feeling that he should confess his sin fully, entirely — see it in all its ugliness and gather himself together into a deep repentance before he went down into silence, or before he made a fresh start in life. ❋ Unknown (2004)
The occasional Zell Miller seems to me more than outbalanced by the Daschles, Hollingses, Harkinses, and Dorgans disclaimer: I once worked in Byron Dorgan's office, when he was in the House rather than the Senate, the occasional Gramm or Goldwater by the Helmses and Thurmonds. ❋ Jacob T. Levy (2002)
As usual when they met face-to-face, the demands of common courtesy and of a common cause outbalanced personal differences. ❋ DOUGLAS SOUTHALL FREEMAN (2001)
Although reserve additions have shifted to more difficult and potentially more costly locations, technological progress has outbalanced potentially diminishing returns. ❋ Unknown (2000)
It is far outbalanced to any drag, and that's obvious. ❋ ITY National Archives (1994)
These six men were expected to take both luncheon and dinner at the farm, but only the Hollanders turned up in the evening, perhaps because the excellence of the fare was outbalanced by the long prayers and hymns with which the meal was prefaced and ended. ❋ Cynthia Stockley (N/A)
Thither they rushed, and for a moment the ludicrous scene far outbalanced the seriousness of what had happened. ❋ Edward C. Taylor (N/A)
The advantage, whatever it may be, is utterly outbalanced by numerical inferiority. ❋ St. George Mivart (N/A)
It is true that Australia has received many a compliment from casual writers, but to Australians themselves it is always a question whether these kindnesses are not outbalanced by the inaccuracies which surround them. ❋ Desmond Byrne (N/A)
That there are some exaggerations in the treatment of facts need hardly be stated, but they are few in number, not serious in import, and outbalanced by numerous cases in which it has been necessary to modify the description of incidents either too painful or horrible to be fully depicted. ❋ Desmond Byrne (N/A)
