Sentence examples similar to Seven hours offset from inspiring English sources
Claiming the experiment a success, the city doubled the cordon zone in 2007 and reduced the enforcement period by one hour to offset the change.
Even going to the gym in the evening isn't enough to offset nine hours of sitting still in the office, according to studies.
The 90 seconds of absurd, attention-grabbing sex were not enough to offset the two hours of talky tedium in Cormac McCarthy's screenplay.
However, given that it facilitated disentanglement in under two hours, its costs may be offset by reductions in the number of days at sea required for successful disentanglement.
If you do you'll find that smoky meat, which spends eight hours over hickory chunks in an offset smoker and is then pulled into ropy strands, sauced with a North Carolina-style vinegar sauce and served on a white bread bun that does its very best to dissolve and get out the way of the pork.
With neither candidate well known in a district so vast it takes eight hours to drive across it, the Democrats' slight numerical advantage is offset by the Republicans' vast material superiority.
Naps slightly offset the risk that came from getting less than six hours, which the authors suggest may be a compensatory mechanism.
At least an hour of physical activity a day may be required to offset the harmful effects of sitting at a desk for eight hours, according to the latest study to highlight the perils of a sedentary lifestyle.
Two things offset this in Latin America.
