tip the balance

常見(jiàn)例句

When added together, they were just enough to tip the balance.
儅這兩種意見(jiàn)加在一起，就足以打破平衡。
What had happened between the generation of Jefferson and the generation of Horace Mann to tip the balance?
從傑斐遜時(shí)代到霍勒斯·曼時(shí)代，這之間發(fā)生的什麼事情打破了這個(gè)平衡？
However, he adds that "having two parents who are seriously psychiatrically ill" may also tip the balance of sanity in a vulnerable son or daughter, regardless of their genes.
然而他還指出，父母雙雙患有嚴(yán)重的精神病也會(huì)使脆弱的兒女在心智上失去平衡，也可能跟基因無(wú)關(guān)。

No, but a great school might tip the balance in favor of a job transfer.
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The political arguments, it seems to us, tip the balance in the opposite direction.
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But higher commodity prices may tip the balance of risks, causing policymakers to lose their nerve.
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