The phrase "all offset" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion without context.
It could be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or adjustments, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The expenses were all offset by the increased revenue this quarter."
Alternatives: "completely balanced" or "fully countered".
And as I said, not at all offset by anything on the monetary side.
Such mulches do keep the soil cool, minimize weed growth and, best of all, offset the fine display of roses in bloom.
The Brits are depicted in an unflattering light, while Loach's regular cinematographer Barry Ackroyd bathes the bucolic countryside in the softest, mossiest greens, all offset by actor Cillian Murphy's extraordinary blue eyes.
He must be, given that every song in this show clocks in at a brisk four minutes or so each, all offset by the sort of crisp strumming that is achieved through dedicated practice.
One Carbon Market Watch report estimated that "up to 70% of all offset credits issued from the [UN's] clean development mechanism between 2013 and 2020 may not represent real emissions reductions".
The piece is largely strung around a tangle of duets – the standouts are Edward Watson and Melissa Hamilton's wrigglesome opening number and an oddly constructivist encounter between Eric Underwood and Lauren Cuthbertson, their limbs steeled like girders, all offset by statuesque figures who enter from the back.
Importantly, high concentrations of low molecular weight species were found in all the offset compositions.
But for people like Mr. Lombardi, there are certainties that offset all that.
Still, Mr. Becchetti said Albania's potential more than offset all the obstacles.
I just say all this to offset my gung-ho, "watch me polish off these lentils" attitude.
This is a program that Sachs and his graduate students have devised to identify and offset all those reasons not to work out.
