Examples of using Outweighed in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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few people visit intimately, and the good times far, far outweighed the bad, times ten.
Privacy concerns and fear of security breaches far outweighed the value of sharing information.
The costs of Mr. McNamara's work thus sometimes outweighed the benefits, and that led to a concerted political attack on the bank itself during the 1980s.
The needs of the many outweighed the needs of the few… or the one.
In factmy expenses outweighed my profits by way of a couple thousand dollars over the course of about three+ years.
The problem is that decline was outweighed by a rise in emissions from the expansion of oil and, even more so, natural gas.
And the combined innocence of the angels' souls… outweighed Azrael's sins.
Outweighed Azrael's sins.
In 2011, natural resource exports outweighed aid flows by almost 19 to one in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
not performed as well, such as the Philippines, where the high cost of infrastructure outweighed the benefits.
Melbourne extended its lead in the culture and environment component but that was outweighed by Vienna's improved stability ranking.
the commission revised its projections, stating that the environmental losses associated with these dams outweighed any potential profit.
But this time around,"the overall negative effect from the sharp decline in oil prices since mid-2014 has outweighed benefits in the short term," OPEC said.
But by the mid-1960s, the couple realized that their artistic ambitions outweighed their abilities.
But while Melbourne extended its lead in the culture and environment component, that was outweighed by Vienna's improved stability ranking.
I obviously didn't understand my net exposure was now hugely short as the short calls easily outweighed my stock holdings.
this was a time outweighed the potential dangers.
Zhu Feng argues that the benefits it brings have outweighed the risks.
So he sought help from a physician whose tolerance for experimentation outweighed his fear of malpractice.
To others, the potential for profit outweighed any moral considerations- after all, the game consisted of a sheet of plastic