Word: outweighing
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...trust that the government is doing things to protect your child, but the reality is that the benefits no longer outweigh the risks," insists Los Angeles attorney Nadine Gehr, who claims her son became autistic after receiving a DTP shot. "My child was fine. Then he was vaccinated, and within three or four days he was a different child...
UNLUCKY STROKES Though the benefits of heart surgery clearly outweigh the risks for most patients, a stroke during or after such an operation can be a devastating complication for some people. Being female or diabetic, for example, triples the risk of stroke. At highest risk, however, are those patients who have had a stroke prior to heart surgery; for them, the chances that another stroke will occur rise 14-fold...
...granting lifetime appointments to faculty members, a guarantee once considered necessary to protect academic freedom. Luckily, Harvard has been spared much of this turmoil. No one has seriously proposed abolishing tenure at Harvard; nor should they. Tenure is not perfect, but the benefits of ensuring job security for Faculty outweigh the costs...
...harm done by the effort to discover even a single clandestine Party member would outweigh any possible benefit," Conant said in a Commencement day speech to the Foundation for Advanced Study and Research in Princeton...
...harm done by the effort to discover even asingle clandestine Party member would outweigh anypossible benefit," Conant said in a Commencementday speech to the Foundation for Advanced Studyand Research in Princeton...