tip the balance

That means officials must be ready to make the difficult call to tip the balance toward safety and close the schools.

For youngsters around the world weighing up their future educational options, it might just tip the balance in Britain's favour.

when added together , they were just enough to tip the balance.

To master believing, all you have to do is tip the balance of your thoughts, words, and actions, from 'not believing' to believing.

Being attractive and likeable can be the small, notionally 'irrelevant' factor that helps to tip the balance in our favor.

America entered World War I after three years of bloody fighting just in time to tip the balance.

But is it really too much to have a prominent career and a family? Must we make just one choice to tip the balance of power?

The political factors may tip the balance somewhat towards breaking with precedent and labelling China a manipulator.

This would slow down fast food a little, and tip the balance in favor of home preparation.

But higher commodity prices may tip the balance of risks, causing policymakers to lose their nerve.

In the construct of weiji, that could tip the balance from opportunity to danger.

Any easing in the fiscal squeeze could easily tip the balance towards a rise.

Wouldn't nuclear war or environmental catastrophe tip the balance into the red?

that would tip the balance in the union's favour.

Such arguments should be resisted: it is time to tip the balance back.

We think that higher risk premia and strong capex demand will ultimately tip the balance in favour of higher real interest rates.

Thinking about the way your CV will play in the future will probably tip the balance.

To tip the balance in your favor: