Sentence examples for Offsetting advantage from inspiring English sources

The divorced nurse had an offsetting advantage, though: a mutual fund account worth $25,456.53.

But the industry has a large offsetting advantage: It is still rebounding from a shakeout a few years ago after environmentalists forced paper companies to stop using chlorine as a bleaching agent (many shifted to supposedly greener hydrogen peroxide).

But there may be offsetting advantages in retaining the petition where it was filed.

But they have none of the offsetting advantages of providing life-time security and a stable environment.

He added that Congressional opponents of the tax benefits could repeal the legislation with no offsetting advantages.

Lingering racial bias affects the public's assessments of the Democrat from Illinois, but offsetting advantages and Sen. John McCain's age could be bigger factors in determining the next occupant of the White House.

For now, Taiwan has offsetting advantages in intellectual-property protection.

However, there are more than enough offsetting advantages, starting with the location and the fact that among the services the resort's beach patrol offers is sunglass spritz-cleaning.

However, the proposed shifted modulation technique has the offsetting advantages that (i) bandwidth efficiency is not reduced and (ii) the DC offset can be used to reduce the peak-to-average power of the signal envelope during transmissions resulting in lowered cost/complexity power amplifiers.

All of which suggests that an aggressive Nader campaign could entirely offset advantages Mr. Gore might gain from Mr. Buchanan's candidacy, which is expected to siphon votes from the apparent Republican nominee, Gov. George W. Bush.

Adverse effects offset advantages in the efficacy of atypicals for the treatment of BPSD (Schneider, Tariot et al 2006).