Sentence examples for being offset by a from inspiring English sources

Hometrack sees a scarcity of supply being offset by a murky economic outlook.

Similarly, official data on vacancies has shown no increase over August and September (a 1,000 fall in August being offset by a 1,000 rise last month).

Those downward pressures, though, are being offset by a robust global economy that is providing a significant lift to exports, corporate profits and real wages, which finally picked up in the last year after stagnating for much of the decade.

Campaigners said a modest increase in participation in sport by the disabled following London 2012 was being offset by a wider crisis in the cost of living for those with disabilities amid the replacement of the Disability Living Allowance with a new payment which it is claimed will eventually see 600,000 disabled people lose the benefit.

Trading on Europe's main exchanges was flat by midday in Europe, with a technology stock revival, which reversed early tech losses, being offset by a slump in British banking.

A great example of [the show's] fierce satire being offset by a potent emotional core".

This kind of depth is offset by a certain zaniness.

The mordant lyric is offset by a mournful trumpet.

Pigou argued that negative externalities (costs imposed) should be offset by a tax, while positive externalities should be offset by a subsidy.

GTR's losses were offset by a strong performance at Southeastern and London Midland.

Kenyan pride, then, is offset by a certain amount of ethnic violence.