41.   Ideally, the balance would be tipped so that people have stronger motives to make the right decisions.

42.   If all things are even, the defense will tip the balance.

43.   If he plops anti-abortion judges onto the present divided court, he can tip the balance.

44.   If shoppers have a choice among stores for their weekly shopping, those extras could be enough to tip the balance.

45.   In a close race, he could also potentially tip the balance in Ohio, Michigan and other battleground states of the Midwest.

46.   In a subtler way too, the ending tips the balance.

47.   In osteoporosis, the balance is tipped in favor of osteoclasts and the bone becomes weaker and more fragile.

48.   In Sudan and Chad, Muslim northerners have long dominated Christians in the south, and new oil wealth is likely to tip the balance more in their favor.

49.   In the second stage, the one we are in now, deteriorating asset quality and news of writedowns tip the balance in the other direction.

50.   Instead, the bombs have emboldened his enemies, possibly tipping the balance in the wicked game of chicken he is playing with the Serbian dictator Slobodan Milosevic.