Sentence examples for is offset by the fact from inspiring English sources

But that is offset by the fact that their owners are involved in fewer and less severe accidents.

This initial expense is offset by the fact that, if properly utilized and maintained, a sieve will last for many years.

"That is offset by the fact that savings for most families is primarily still through Social Security, employment-related retirement programs and their home equity.

Though attaching half a bike and carrying a passenger adds significantly to the lead rider's freight, the weight is offset by the fact that the passenger is pedaling.

Possibly, but the awkward £118bn figure pops up in passing only in paragraph 4.2.1 and is offset by the fact that British-born have a net cost too – £500bn over the same period.

But all this is offset by the fact that Young Fathers' three members sing as well as rap – in voices ranging from a sweet falsetto to a raw-throated bark – and virtually every track comes with a massive pop hook.

But this drop will be offset by the fact that more of them will be bigger, high-end models.

This flexibility, however, was offset by the fact that 18th-century linear formations were almost impossible to turn around.

Revenue losses are offset by the fact that open space drastically increases the property value of nearby urban development.

"But it's offset by the fact that they never miss payments, and they always have high credit limits".

The troubling prices, though, are offset by the fact these cufflinks are so self-assured; it feels nice to be in the presence of such confidence.