Sentences with phrase «tip the scales in your favor against»

Not a single world class player in all of Europe has moved this window and yet you think Wenger should have found 2 players who can tip the scales in our favor against the best team in the world.

These powerful melee assaults can inflict massive damage on even the nastiest of bosses, and mastering the Visceral Attack and parry system is all but required to tip the scales in your favor against the nastiest of Bloodborne's baddies.

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But Kentucky played its best game of the year against the Vols, losing by a respectable 34 - 31, and that apparently tipped the scales in Curry's favor.

«It's a shame that institutions — even so - called progressive institutions — are tipping the scales against the true candidate of the 99 % in favor of the candidate with the most money in the race,» Helmstetter, a former spokesman for the labor - backed Working Families Party, wrote.

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Making matters worse, many bloggers are urging supporting performances «go lead,» which will also tip the scales against the veterans in favor of other younger actresses like Alicia Vikander in The Danish Girl.

Because your score is so close to (or within) the «poor» credit tier, any of those factors can easily work against you — or tip the scales in your favor.

Surviving this war against the Reapers is going to require strength, skill and courage beyond anything you have experienced before, but an added boost to your arsenal may help you tip the scales in our favor once and for all.

With today's political divisions, the connotations lead quickly to «stacked against,» using power in a partisan way to force someone to do something or to tip the scales in favor of one side.

This bill (and several more like it) will rig the system against individuals like you and tip the scales in favor of powerful corporate defendants.