| tip scale | 7.24 | That kind of tipped the scales. | ||
| use scale | 1.65 | A separate scale will be used for community colleges. | ||
| have scale | 1.32 | Doitsu koi have no scales. | ||
| balance scale | 0.99 | The coverage scales were balanced. | ||
| reduce scale | 0.59 | Changing it probably would reduce the scale of their profit decline. | ||
| limit scale | 0.53 | That limited the scale of casino operations and the sources of capital to invest in them. | ||
| tilt scale | 0.53 | Anglers prefer to have their trophies tilt the scales at a Castaic bait and tackle store, he said. | ||
| change scale | 0.39 | I changed my scale to this one. | ||
| devise scale | 0.39 | So the economists devise a scale. | ||
| establish scale | 0.39 | If we can satisfy the stringent requirements of the number system then we have established a scale of measurement. | ||
| increase scale | 0.39 | After the war, he worked mostly in bronze, allowing him to increase the scale of his works. | ||
| match scale | 0.39 | The solution must match the scale. | ||
| alter scale | 0.33 | They alter the scale on which we judge ourselves. | ||
| approach scale | 0.33 | Fire officials do not expect that an exodus would ever approach that scale. | ||
| develop scale | 0.33 | Zlata, it appears, has developed a scale of sadness. | ||
| measure scale | 0.33 | The time scale is measured in years rather than months. | ||
| realize scale | 0.33 | He soon realized the scale of the task he had undertaken. | ||
| remove scale | 0.33 | It was as if I had scales removed from my eyes. | ||
| assess scale | 0.26 | Rescue workers are trying to assess the scale of the disaster. | ||
| climb scale | 0.26 | His lidless eyes and muscle-deprived frame are countered by a voice that climbs scales without effort. |