US /ˈtɪp ðə skeɪlz/
・UK /ˈtip ðə skeilz/
After all, disrupting the vision of your enemies could help tip the scales of war.
could help tip the scales of war.
All that evidence, when weighed collectively, began to tip the scales.
All that evidence, when weighed collectively, began to tip the scales.
In 1948, as Italy stood at a political crossroads, the CIA stepped in to tip the scales.
In 1948, as Italy stood at a political crossroads, the CIA stepped in to tip the scales.
Now, even if we take Moscow's numbers cautiously, does the scale of the attack not show that Ukraine has found a quite cost-effective way to maybe tip the scales in this war?
So with closing arguments today, what do jurors need to hear to maybe tip the scales in their mind that they haven't already heard through the evidence?
bias when it gets triggered and tip the scales towards the positive.
Groove on and tip the scales to victory!