Sentence examples for easy to offset from inspiring English sources

He had come to the Giro among the favourites, the arguments against him overpowering Nibali easy to offset against the strength in depth of his Sky team.

Nearly five years into its worst economic crisis in living memory, Greece is thirsty for investment seeing it as the easiest way to offset an unemployment rate that at 26.7% remains the highest in the EU.

There's a much easier way to offset the payroll tax cut, which wouldn't be unfair to people who work for a living, whether in the government or the private sector – a surtax on households who make more than $1 million a year.

In many cases these companies have also held onto some of their surplus, which will make it easier for them to offset future emissions once the economy recovers.

In many cases these companies have also held on to some of their surpluses, which would make it easier for them to offset future emissions after the economy recovers.

In many cases these companies have also held on to some of their surplus, which will make it easier for them to offset future emissions once the economy recovers.

But traders in the U.S. have come to fear that Japan's Fed is not pumping out easy money fast enough to offset the tax increase, which in turn will slow rather than stimulate the Japanese economy and cause the yen to rise undermining the traders so-called "carry trade" -- borrowing cheap yen to convert into dollar equities thus boosting U.S. equity prices.

It is easier for one company to offset a years worth of travel-related carbon emissions than for each traveler to do so individually, and probably cheaper too.

The chief advantage in doing so is that arc splines are very easy to lay out and to offset.

Yellen, by contrast, has spoken out on the need for the Fed to keep doing what's necessary to stimulate a stronger recovery, and to offset the easy money with tough regulation.

But as if to offset this denial of easy sympathy, every other character becomes weak and needy.