Sentence examples for move offset from inspiring English sources

This chapter continues where the previous one left off and introduces more advanced 3D design tools such as Polysolid, Helix, 3D Path Array, 3D Align, and working with Faces (Move, Offset, Delete, Rotate, Copy, Color) and Edges (Copy, Color).

Their meaty power moves offset jutting, delicate steps and balances, as Ms. Cunningham sent her "Princess" lurching from one mood to the next.

Technology has a big role to play in the future of education, and this move offsets some of the cries that technology funding had been stripped out in the previous eight years.

So if a tiny stock goes up 1percentthathat move could offset a giant stock falling by the same amount.

We don't know how audiences will respond to San Andreas yet (although we can bet on critics mentioning the connection to the Nepal earthquake repeatedly) but Warner Bros has made one smart move to offset any negative publicity.

Environmentalists have argued that gains from that move were offset by credits given to automakers for making vehicles that can use ethanol, even though there are few gas stations that carry the required blend.

In a move to offset the possible isolating effects of Brexit, Serota announced that Arts Council England is creating a Creative Practitioners Fund for artists and creatives to "experience the value of working abroad".

Their argument is that in the current environment of near-zero interest rates, fiscal deficits are unusually cheap to finance and monetary policy is not going to move to offset much (if any) of the effects of fiscal policy on the economy.

The surprisingly strong economic reports should reduce pressure on the Bank of England's governor, Mervyn A. King, to further expand a policy of quantitative easing — essentially buying assets to flood the market with liquidity — a move to offset the economic effect of government budget cuts.

Huh? Huh?" You might think that by now people would have gotten the conditional nature of the claim: fiscal expansion has a positive effect if the economy is depressed and monetary policy won't move to offset it — typically, if the economy is in a liquidity trap.

The FTSE turned a near 80-point loss into a 17-point gain on Monday as investors speculated that Beijing will move to offset further bad news from its manufacturing sector on Wednesday with a package of measures to help exports.