Sentence examples for is now offset from inspiring English sources

The ranting Scouse commie shtick is as funny as ever, but is now offset by thoughtfulness, even vulnerability.

Australia and New Zealand were able to attract players from the Pacific islands, but the gain from that is now offset by the loss of the likes of Piutau and Colin Slade long before their bus pass date.

This limitation is now offset by the funding of an additional study of similar magnitude that is focusing on subjects with MCI.

English football club Newcastle United – which recently announced that it is now offsetting more carbon than it emits – has a section on its website where fans can pledge to take specific actions to reduce their carbon footprints.

Getting dates on the flow deposits gives us a maximum age for the terraces (they couldn't have formed before the flow deposits that are now offset were deposited).

Best known on Broadway as the child star of "The Tap Dance Kid" (1983), Mr. Ribeiro still has a youthful wistfulness in his voice, but it's now offset by a manly centeredness.

The rough corduroy surfaces of the concrete towers that anchor the structure's corners are now offset by the smooth finish of the horizontal concrete beams, softening the overall appearance.

and that its remaining carbon emissions are now offset, making its services carbon neutral.

Revised figures released today show an actual increase of 4,000 jobs in November - but that's now been offset 20 times over in December.

The telecoms firms have increased landline prices – BT's is now £18.99/month – in part to offset declining revenues elsewhere.

The question for investors is whether a burgeoning bourgeoisie is now big enough to fully offset the economic effects of the faltering foreign demand evident in data released last week, when growth in new bank lending, exports, imports and industrial output for July undershot expectations and prompted analysts to start slicing into forecasts for gross domestic product.