31.   Democrats countered that letting management replace striking workers tips the balance the other way.

32.   Democrats fear that Nader could tip the balance to George W. Bush in other states as well, including Wisconsin and Minnesota.

33.   Decades of advances in materials science, computers, simulation and testing, and electronics have now tipped the balance.

34.   Each side sees the ability to tip the balance of political power its way in the first decade of the next century.

35.   Even so, a third quality starter frequently tips the balance.

36.   Even with his limited political strength, he can tip the balance toward sanity and humanity.

37.   For many, that was just the sort of possibility that would tip the balance between living life as usual and giving into fear.

38.   Football fans interested in keeping the Buccaneers in Tampa likely tipped the balance this time.

39.   For these people, mixing drugs such as Prozac with MDMA could be especially hazardous, perhaps tipping the balance between a strong reaction and a full-blown overdose.

40.   He balances sensitivity and sleaze nicely, though a bedroom scene with DuVall tips the balance in favor of sleaze.