Sentence examples for completely offset by from inspiring English sources

Any loss of explosiveness has been minimal, and it's been completely offset by his improvement in skill.

The buttons have a Fisher-Price feel, but these drawbacks are completely offset by the improved screens.

That equity is at risk; however, the investment was completely offset by a cash fee paid to LJM.

"The solid waste impacts may be more than completely offset by the gasoline saved from avoided trips to the video store.

The grandness of the stately proportioned rooms is completely offset by the bric-a-brac of family living, which spreads like fungus across the house.

The budget office said the costs would be completely offset by new fees and taxes and by cutbacks in Medicare, so federal budget deficits in the next 10 years would be $81 billion lower than now projected.

Those businesses aren't quite kicking in yet partly because of delays in integrating their sales forces But the bigger problem was that gains in third-party ads sold on other sites were almost completely offset last quarter by an 18percentt drop in display ads on AOL-owned properties.

First, what was the demand shift experienced by elderly workers that was so large as to completely offset the demand shift purportedly experienced by the rest of the population?

It seems clear that the previous stimulus spending was neither large enough nor well enough fashioned to completely offset the drag on the economy caused by the financial crisis.

The study found that increasing the efficiency of hydropower plants — especially the turbines — by only 10percentt could completely offset the potential losses from climate change.

By design, the ecumenical meta-pluralism sanctioned by the Pragmatic View does not completely offset identity and combat strategies.