Sentence examples for enough offsetting from inspiring English sources

One theory is that in the early days of offshoring, moving production work overseas did indeed have that salutary effect of creating more than enough offsetting jobs back home in engineering, design, marketing and final assembly.

However, there are more than enough offsetting advantages, starting with the location and the fact that among the services the resort's beach patrol offers is sunglass spritz-cleaning.

With enough offsets, the government would lose no money and end up with a more efficient tax code.

With a market as large as America promises to create, there is a risk that there will not be enough offsets available, or that they will be suspect.

In the idealized offsets world, enlightened citizens and businesses become "carbon neutral" by paying for enough offsets to negate your own impact.

Its data licensing is still growing, but not yet fast enough (or large enough) to offset that decline.

None of it is enough to offset the fears that people aren't saving enough.

But that has not been enough to offset claims from some of the company's insurance-debt hybrids and may not be enough to offset losses in stocks and corporate bonds.

Consequently, copepod growth was not great enough to offset losses.

Would this be enough to offset my ignorance-induced disinterest?

And incomes are not rising briskly enough to offset this.