Sentence examples for bit to offset the from inspiring English sources

The blue is as bold as it was on the screen and, while the orange and reds weren't as vibrant on canvas, they still do quite a bit to offset the boredom and tedium of the room.

Inadvertently, the farmers are also doing their bit to offset climate change.

It might be politically satisfying for Congress to divide the revenue pie into a half-dozen slices a piece for deficit reduction, another chunk for Medicare for all, and a bit to offset some tax cut.

"It would be marvelous if they gave you the option to pay a bit extra to offset the negative environmental impact of flying," said Ms. St. John, who in December began paying Future Forests to plant trees.

For our purposes, that means that when the recession hit, there was a good bit of perceived fiscal space to offset the downturn with countercyclical policies.

(Of course, slower depreciation would have boosted taxable income a bit, but probably not enough to offset the savings from dodging the business AMT).

To offset the sweetness of the tomatoes.

There are ways to offset the costs.

This is often to offset the sedating effects of weed.

defer.add img); The carrots serve to sweeten the sauce a bit and offset the spicy habaneros.

This next suggestion will sound a bit odd, but another way to help offset the negatives of sitting is by fidgeting.