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outweigh

[out-wey] / ˌaʊtˈweɪ /


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Planning officers have recommended that councillors grant conditional planning permission, saying the cultural, social and economic benefits of the festival series carry significant weight and outweigh any potential heritage harm.

From BBC

For younger, lower-income or newly enrolled workers — particularly those saving at modest rates — the projected benefit may outweigh the cost.

From MarketWatch

“We think the strategic opportunities outweigh any of the downsides that might come with that.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Fund managers say inflows still far outweigh redemption requests, reflecting pent-up demand from wealthy individuals, most of whom still don’t own much private-credit.

From The Wall Street Journal

He also recommends home swapping only if you’re traveling for more than a few days, as the effort required to set up an exchange may outweigh the savings if you’re only staying briefly.

From MarketWatch