Sentence examples for certainly offset from inspiring English sources

The $90 billion would certainly offset most of the $107 billion stimulus package now going out from the federal government to millions of Americans in the form of tax rebate checks.

It was pragmatic: The canal would cost $6 million, but the state could secure a loan for ten to fifteen years, and profits would certainly offset interest payments.

The slightly lower level of drilling is almost certainly offset by high-grading, that is, focusing on the best prospects when reducing investment.

It would certainly offset the bankers' fees and would give them more cash to grow their business and pay down their debts.

Their higher- end servers are doing so-so, but not badly, and we think if they can rejuvenate the higher-margin services business that it will certainly offset any damage from the PC side of things.

The loss of information that comes with condensing complex events into singular categories, however, may hamper our ability to understand the immediate causes of crime and what might be done to prevent them, though the quantitative tractability gained may certainly offset some of the costs.

The fact that the movie stars Tom Cruise certainly offsets some of the risk.

But they also require less fabric, which, given that they're made in bulk overseas, almost certainly offsets the cost of a one-off design adjustment.

Given the sticky nature of housing supply and the current model of peripheral housing production, aggregate responses to higher income are more difficult to predict, as they will almost certainly be offset by higher prices.

If the Rays played over their heads somewhat while winning 97 games in the regular season — a notion that eroded as they won two subsequent playoff series — that will almost certainly be offset by their young core ripening into its athletic potential.

He said looser fiscal policy would almost certainly have been offset by tighter, or less loose, monetary policy from the Bank of England.