Sentence examples for offset resentment from inspiring English sources

The economic benefits have helped offset resentment toward an Asian influx that has remade many schools in Auckland, the country's largest city, lending an Asian character to the business district and raising home prices in the wealthier suburbs.

He himself was silent regarding his plans, but more and more leaders expressed the conviction that he would make the race which is considered necessary to offset resentment in the industrial East against New Deal policies and the possible effects of former Governor Alfred E. Smith's preconvention broadside against President Roosevelt.

Worries about the impact of reduced U.S. demand on the global economy is offsetting resentment of Wall Street-style capitalism.

was created partly as a public relations maneuver, to offset the resentment people felt about the armed strangers suddenly flooding their insular hometowns.

All the negative thoughts Kirsty (and I) had about the scheme wouldn't disappear, but we would be able to properly weigh up the moral arguments in a much more informed manner e.g. does the increase in breastfeeding offset the resentment of women who can't breastfeed and therefore lose out?

It has been plain for some time, for example, that the tactical advantage that the United States enjoys in Afghanistan because of its superior air power may be more than offset by the deepening resentments that aerial attacks produce in the minds of helpless civilians below.

"Texas and Florida offset California.

Black offset the leaves.

See offset printing.

That's a tough offset".

offset shrinking margins.