Sentence examples for might offset from inspiring English sources

That is denting any remaining hopes that a recovery in China's domestic demand might offset weakness elsewhere.

"I don't think it will ever be a money maker, but it might offset the cost of disposal".

So Airbnb tested providing a free photography service to those offering accommodation, reasoning that better demand might offset the cost.

So one might think that private sector sales might offset ECB purchases and dampen the effect of yields.

Similarly, higher land prices could redound to higher home values, which might offset losses on financial assets.

Mednis didn't have much luck choosing stocks, but there was a wholesome American masculinity to the endeavor that he hoped might offset his conspicuous foreignness and formality.

Pharmacogenetics, however, does offer drug makers some advantages that might offset the risk that a particular drug would be limited in its use to a subset of patients.

This year China has a talking robot that tells you the greenhouse emissions you have created travelling to Paris and how you might offset them.

They ignored any other economic benefits from immigration that might offset the costs they tallied up, while making dismissive assumptions about their potential social and educational attainments.

But the crowd that might offset it, that might offer wit to counter the mushy peas and sticky sauce, doesn't run to British eccentricity and glamorous conflict.

Conglomerates pool risk internally through their ownership of a range of different businesses when one does badly another might offset this by doing well.