outweigh造句
91. From the reasons presented above, I think the pros outweigh the cons.
92. It concludes that the benefits of adopting the illicit trade protocol far outweigh the costs of implementation.
93. The cumulative time you'll spend on this may well outweigh the effort needed for the application logic itself.
94. Law-officer and both parties should not outweigh the appraisal conclusion's probative value in lawsuit.
95. Tom Vilsack, Barack Obama’s agriculture secretary, insists that the benefits of a climate-change bill will outweigh the costs of expensive fuel and fertiliser.
96. He knew her too well to think that she would allow affection to outweigh her sense of right and wrong.
97. I let my own need for survival outweigh the fate of an entire people.
98. The medical benefits of x-rays far outweigh the risk of having them.
98. Wish you can benefit fromand make progress everyday!
99. Why did this awareness not prevent my fall into love? Because the illogicality and childishness of my desire did not outweigh my need to believe.
100. But all in all, I would say the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
101. The optimizer chooses the best number of push-downs based on cost estimation, such that the work required to perform push-down does not outweigh the benefit for applying the push-down filter.
102. Developers must ensure that the application is written in a truly independent fashion and that the cost of development time does not outweigh using such code.
103. Still, on balance, the benefits probably outweigh the costs, particularly in straitened times.
104. Detrimental factors will quite likely outweigh the benefits of rising automobile usage.
105. None of the problems of superconducting cables now outweigh the benefits.
106. Yet when you buy processed fish products or when you order deep-fried fish from a fast-food joint, the bad starts to outweigh the good.
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