Sentence examples for as an offset to from inspiring English sources

The report was not well received by the Carter administration, which was then busy courting Iraq as an offset to the new revolutionary regime in Iran.

And despite the improved cash position, analysts at Jefferies pointed to a growing pension deficit: The big increase in pension deficit to £498m (excluding Rail) from £270m in March may initially be overlooked but should be seen as an offset to headline cash messages, in our view.

So AEP can count the carbon in this wood as an offset to the carbon floating up its smokestacks.

The potential calculated at the located end point was used as an offset to correct the potential calculated along the entire high-latitude portion of the satellite pass.

Boeing, already the number two U.S. defense contractor, is touting its growing military business as an offset to the commercial division's 25% year-on-year decline in sales for the first nine months of this year.

One is that it turns the $100 into ordinary deductions (as an offset to interest income from the bond) that you'll claim on Schedule B for bonds acquired after 1987.

This line should contain a number serving as a reference (offset) to where the last cross reference table section is located in the file.

The mean difference from the theoretical value of water (1.3325 ± 0.0001) [28] is then used as a constant offset to correct for a systematic error that likely comes from omitting the variation of m0 with wavelength.

He may be interpreted as making a moral case for black progress and civilization precisely as a moral offset to the moral harm that has plagued blacks.

Interior design is also experiencing a trend towards gold this year as a contrasting offset to the blank canvas of minimalist style.

This price restraint seems particularly timely as a partial offset to the cost of energy, mainly oil and natural gas, which has jumped 13.1percentt in the last year.