Sentence examples for easily offset from inspiring English sources

One success may easily offset two failures.

And these are outcomes that the Fed cannot easily offset.

Given its lower-than-average prices, this should easily offset the membership fee.

For some car buyers, the big drop in price may easily offset the backsliding.

This substantial increase in overall rig profitability easily offset the increased labor cost.

But he said that cost could be easily offset if the combined companies execute their business plans.

Its scores on all of these factors are above the EU-15 average, easily offsetting its slightly lower scores on health, climate and gender equality.Britain, by contrast, ranks 29th in the world well below its rank on income per person and bottom among the EU-15 countries.

Retailers and industrial companies also notched solid gains, easily offsetting financial firms' losses.

"Housing wealth is easily offsetting the negative effect of sequestration," Yun told the National Assn. of Real Estate Editors.

He already paid homage to this team on his debut album, when he did a devastating version of a superior song, "A House Is Not a Home". The sleek assurance of the uptempo cuts easily offsets the mediocrity--or redundancy--in the ballads, but Vandross should address that weakness.

Unfortunately, the overall health benefits can easily be offset by those inescapable clouds of secondhand smoke, not to mention the pesky hip-level cigarette burns.