Sentence examples for is also offset by from inspiring English sources
Any tendency towards frivolity is also offset by respect for the facts.
The build of this watch composed of 511 parts is also offset by an anatomy that privileges space and transparency: the case, whose machining required 400 hours of fine adjustment, can be reduced to a structure that is literally enveloped by 5 sapphire crystals.
This limitation is also offset by the incorporation of interview data from the literature which gave the opportunity to evidence these themes within a much wider sample.
A decline in online display advertising was also offset by improved revenues from video-on-demand service 4oD, which saw a 60% year-on-year increase in full-length programme views to 218m.
FedEx's revenue was also offset by lower fuel surcharges and unfavorable currency exchange rates.
That may hurt profit margins but it's also offset by all the new customers and repeat purchases.
That figure was also offset by a manufacturing report from the Institute for Supply Management that showed better growth in the sector than analysts expected with a reading of 56.3 for August.
Depending on these relationships, conflicts may not change, increase or decrease under risk avoidance, because helpers should invest more in digging (which could potentially benefit all group members as it creates hiding shelters), but this is offset with a reduced investment in the other helping behaviours (e.g. territory defence) and might be also offset by increased submissiveness.
It is not just that they are supporting a relatively dirty version of ethanol (far better to import Brazil's sugar-based liquor); they are also offsetting older grain subsidies that lowered prices by encouraging overproduction.
Alec Newman's wickedly self-willed Edmund is also ideally offset by the transformative virtue of Gwilym Lee's Edgar.
Catherine McCormack's negligent sensuality as the careerist Claudia is also cleverly offset by Anna Maxwell Martin's baffled betrayal as the angry daughter.
