Sentence examples for can probably offset from inspiring English sources
His warning was helpfully amplified by Mr Khamenei calling on Twitter for the "elimination" of Israel.Mr Obama can probably offset congressional attempts to scupper a deal by waiving current sanctions using executive orders and vetoing any new bill.
The best you can really hope for is to get back any direct financial losses, probably offset by heavy legal fees, after enormous delay, stress and uncertainty.
Third, the advantage of improved oxygenation is probably offset by a harmful HFOV strategy, which perpetuated hemodynamic instability [ 30].
But the value of his analysis probably offsets those considerations and can be verified eventually by a third party.
But the value of his analysis probably offsets those considerations--and can be verified eventually by a third party.
Avid readers that are likely to read over 60 or 70 books on their e-readers (over the lifetime of the e-reader) can probably rest assured that they are offsetting the environmental and social impacts involved in producing the e-reader, as well as the CO2 involved in paper book production.
Swartz sees this as a likely scenario, pointing out that China, the United States, and the European Union will face tremendous demand for offsets, but can probably meet that demand internally.
You can probably guess who.
"I can probably relate more.
