Sentence examples for fact offset from inspiring English sources

All that is needed is some way for a person whose household would otherwise be ineligible for food stamps because of this statute to show that the support presently available from the person claiming a member of the household as a tax dependent does not in fact offset the loss of benefits.

Even though the cost was not, in fact, offset.

HuffPost did its homework, and Bunning's got a point: Congress has, in fact, offset the cost of unemployment benefits -- but Congress has never substantially cut spending elsewhere in the budget to fully pay for them as Republicans now want to do.

Although socio-economic factors made the largest contributions to the explained portions of both concentration indices, in 2001 those contributions were in fact offset by negative contributions of other socio-economic factors, especially one associated with being not in the workforce.

In 2001, Nielsen and colleagues showed that lactic acid in fact offsets the depressing effect of potassium, but they could not explain the mechanism by which it exerted this effect.

But this salutary fact is offset by a grievous migration of the state's youngest and brightest.

In actual fact, Trump offset much of this income by itemizing a huge, unexplained loss that was probably carried over from the early nineteen-nineties.

Because appellant's pension plan was, at the time of the plant's closing, underfunded by in excess of $295,000, appellant's pension-funding charge which the parties stipulate will be between $114,000 and $195,000 will not in fact be offset by future out-of-pocket savings.

The carrot part comes from the fact that offset sales put money in the pocket of the creator.

Knowing the image was a common one that had been forced into my head several times in the past as my OCD's go-to torture tool, I was quick to understand that it was in fact an offset to my OCD.

The potential changes in exposure may in fact be offset by human strategies to avoid temperature increases (e.g., indoor living and air conditioning) (Reiter 2001).