0 present participle of outweigh
For humans, constant calculations are time- and resourcedemanding and aren't likely to identify outweighing reasons even if they are present.
On an annual basis, this 40-year gain corresponds to a growth rate of 0.24%, far outweighing the above-mentioned cost.
That justice-reasons are more weighty is quite compatible with large gains in security or prosperity outweighing smaller gains in respect of justice.
Outweighing such concerns, perhaps, were concerns of a more humanitarian and theoretical nature.
If there is no outweighing good that benefits the sufferer, then the parent cannot allow the suffering and remain good.
Messaging represents a significant computational overhead (in some cases outweighing any other advantage gained).
On the other hand, outweighing both these ingredients of our functional explanation of commitment to democracy-in-practice is the process of political learning.
The outweighing goods for these evils consist in the value of having free will and of being of service to others.
