Sentence examples for began to be offset from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century Scotland made a major contribution to the British participation in the two world wars and suffered relative economic decline, which only began to be offset with the exploitation of North Sea Oil and Gas from the 1970s and the development of new technologies and service industries.

There is no provable time on the horizon when supposedly rising water costs from elsewhere would begin to be offset by the costs of desal water.

Furthermore, offsetting companies cannot agree on how much carbon is emitted and needs to be offset.

There's plenty of imbalance to be offset elsewhere, too.

Sometimes, the housing needs to be offset; not the biodiversity.

Because pension payments that begin early are usually a bit smaller, union leaders argue the cost to the employer is offset over time.

Their capacity to score has been offset by defensive softness.

You will want to place the boards so that they are offset, beginning six inches or so from the ending of the previous board.

Most paddles are offset to reduce wind resistance.

Private-debt burdens have begun to drop but across the rich world that has been offset by an increase in public burdens (see charts).

For aligned dot Verniers, the central dot was not offset, while for offset dot Verniers, the central dot was offset either to the left or to the right.