Sentence examples for advantages to offset from inspiring English sources

There are, however, meteorological advantages to offset the drawbacks, said Aram Terchunian, a coastal geologist and president of First Coastal, an environmental consulting firm.

Though they acknowledge that it's useful for other writers, it doesn't offer them enough advantages to offset its disadvantages.

Essentially, you are able to tap into the discount you are receiving on the off-market property — in combination with the previous two advantages — to offset the premium paid for the on-market opportunity.

Aprotinin had no clear advantages to offset these harms...The conclusions of our updated review conflict with those of our published Cochrane review.

Our policies and practices become the most effective recruiting tool our enemies could ever hope for, and we do not gain a commensurate advantage to offset that advance on the other side.

Cost advantages tend to offset the fact that these are less brilliant and less lightfast than the anthraquinones.

If the biomarker is to be added as part of the clinical routine examination, and not to further burden the public health system with increased costs of care, its diagnostic advantages have to offset its cost.

The populous suburbs of Northern Virginia are becoming an increasing source of strength for Democrats; the strategic imperative for Mr. Webb is to exploit that advantage fully to offset any losses in less friendly areas.

Donovan and others who are making this argument have focussed on the proposed elimination of tax breaks that many Americans currently take advantage of to offset state and local taxes, including property taxes.

The proportional allocation of delegates in North Carolina and Missouri once again worked to Cruz's advantage, helping to offset slightly his opponents' winner-take-all victories in Florida and Ohio.

Helliwell and Putnam (2004) state that "including self-reported health among the predictors of subjective well-being…has the added advantage of tending to offset the effects of any 'positivity' or 'optimism' response bias, because such a response bias ought to affect both self-assessed health and subjective well-being" (p. 1440).