Sentence examples similar to Offsetting appeal from inspiring English sources
Since his selection, Republicans have sought to portray Mr. Edwards as an inexperienced liberal trial lawyer in an effort to offset the appeal and charismatic speaking style he displayed in the Democratic primaries.
Fighters now receive small salaries to help offset the appeal of Islamist groups, which are generally better-funded, and some fighters are sent for American-led training at a base in Jordan.
It is hard to imagine that this much time is necessary for an adequate appeal, but offsetting the cost and delay is the assurance of only a small chance that an innocent person will be killed.
Throughout the evening she maintained a certain ing?e appeal, offset by a cold expression.
Early reports had the company eye a return to the LCD as a way of offsetting the phone's cost in order to appeal to a broader audience.
If it spurs them to vote, it could well help Mr. Musgrove, who needs a big black turnout to offset Mr. Barbour's greater appeal among whites.
While the plan seems likely to be unpopular, Mr. Ahmadinejad's critics say he is trying to offset its impact and appeal to voters ahead of the June 2009 presidential election by also promising to give much of the money that is now paid in subsidies directly to the poor in the form of a monthly allowance.
The extra cost of feeding the 28 million "poorest of the poor" spread across 14 Asian countries will cost $160m a year and it has asked three dozen donor governments for the cash, part of a $500m global appeal to offset rising food prices.
Much of the appeal of earlier unscripted shows was that they cost the networks relatively little, offsetting the rising cost of scripted dramas and comedies.
The Commercial Appeal does mention the FCC vote, not in its own voice, but in two offsetting op-ed pieces.
