No, but a great school might tip the balance in favor of a job transfer.
The political arguments, it seems to us, tip the balance in the opposite direction.
But higher commodity prices may tip the balance of risks, causing policymakers to lose their nerve.
But this can be enough at the margin to tip the balance one way or the other.
It is conceivable that President Hollande might tip the balance in favour of a little less austerity now.
If and when General Wiranto goes, Mr Wahid will be able to tip the balance further his way.
Lower deposit rates might tip the balance for some savers wondering whether to put their money into shares.
But the needs are such that it will tip the balance, I hope.
"I don't think this one is going to tip the balance, " Gallagher said.
But the opinion trends are clear, and victories at the ballot box in November would tip the balance further.
And Oklahomans are well aware that their race could tip the balance of power in the Senate to the Democrats.
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The reason for his rhetoric is that women and young voters could tip the balance of power in his favor.
In a race that many expect to be close, the 38 appointed seats held by the military could tip the balance.
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Yet there is little doubt that American influence has helped to tip the balance of regional forces in favour of reform.
For entrepreneurs that, admittedly, take great risks for the slim chance of substantial financial success, these extra-rational motivations help to tip the balance.
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To judge by Thursday's statement, the forecast for inflation has edged up since then, but not enough to tip the balance against more QE.
How many more naval exercises and weapons shipments will it take for Putin to tip the balance of power in Latin America in his favor?
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Still, the sworn testimony he gave to House committee members beforehand helped tip the balance for some in the I-gave-you-drugs-no-you-didn't dispute between McNamee and Clemens.
On the bright side, the company has signed commitments for 800 new franchised units, which would help tip the balance back to the franchise side.
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By partnering up, Lunera Lighting and Lutron Electronics hope they can help change that equation and tip the balance in favor of LEDs.
Later on, Clinton has her three firewalls, Ohio, Texas, and Pennsylvania, the kind of big states that could tip the balance one way or the other.
The day began with Australia only 189 ahead on 131-6, but the tail provided Katich with the support he required to tip the balance in their favour.
An initial glance of the three papers would seem to tip the balance in favour of healthy middle-aged people popping a daily low dose (75mg) of aspirin.
There are nearly 70 million Roman Catholics in the United States, about 20 percent of the electorate, and they can tip the balance in a close contest.
But a new chairman could easily tip the balance in the other direction, allying with traditional phone companies, who would like to see the technology more closely regulated.
Not so, said Mr Sharif afraid, or so his critics argued, that if ever he fell foul of the court these new members could tip the balance against him.
And more than half of the 1, 200 managers interviewed believes that government efforts to tip the balance between work and home lives away from the company grindstone will fail.
The fact that Mainstay did not furnish tools or that the employees did not render their services on Mainstay property is not sufficient to tip the balance away from this conclusion.
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There was increasing evidence that the tide was turning and that women and young voters would tip the balance of power his way, if they turned out to vote in large numbers.
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