Word: outweighed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...there is concern that what could be gained in terms of clearly establishing the council's jurisdiction over its funds may not outweigh the risk of irking the Faculty, which could withhold funds collected in future years...
Those not inclined to mathematical pursuits may find the rear-ranged figure cumbersome to decipher. But the benefits of Hammer's innovative and foresighted solution would far outweigh the potential confusion. The new combination would prevent the wide-spread proliferation of documents unwittingly displaying a call to destruction all over Israel...
Returning to Cambridge on Sept. 13, the players began four days of intensive double-session workouts, but the trip did cause them to miss a lot of the usual preseason conditioning. However, Mabrey feels that the benefits of the trip outweigh the losses...
...describes an information network that he believes should enable government and business to make faster and better decisions. What of the Big Brother potential? He admits the danger, but with the impatience for outside skeptics that characterizes his book, he concludes that the benefits of "massive data banks" would outweigh the risks...
...fact, Turner is banking on the loyalty of cable operators as well as viewers, although such allegiance is by no means assured. Says Marc Nathanson, who represents 40 cable systems in California: "I'm wondering if our pocketbooks are going to outweigh our feelings toward the pioneers who took the risks. As for me, I'm supporting old Ted and sticking by his service." Playing on the traditional suspicion between broadcasters and cable people, Turner has launched a direct-mail campaign aimed at arousing cable operators; he enclosed copies of ABC memos counseling local affiliate stations...