Sentence examples for offset slightly from inspiring English sources

A small drop in energy costs offset slightly higher food prices.

The revenue windfall is offset slightly by an allocation of $7.7m over two years to the Australian Border Force to police the illegal importation of tobacco products.

Also, consumer prices were unchanged in July from June, as a small drop in energy costs offset slightly higher food prices.

The money spent on deadline day can be offset slightly against the free transfers of Jonathan Woodgate and Matthew Upson earlier in the summer, meaning manager Tony Pulis effectively signed five players for a total of £20million.

But Rajiv Dutta, the company's chief financial officer, said that Mr. Brown's estimates were "very, very optimistic" and that the benefits of the fee increase would be offset slightly by a decline in auction activity as some users go to less expensive auction sites, particularly for marginal items.

A study by research organization Stockholm Environment Institute found that denying new mining leases and allowing existing leases to expire would lead to a sharp decrease in emissions from coal and oil extraction, offset slightly by an increase in gas emissions.

I offset them slightly and added some strings and a synth to the end.

Slower growth in the U.S. will be offset by slightly stronger performances in Europe and Japan, the OECD said.

If enough businesses in a region follow a minimum wage rule, Dube added, the cost to employers can be offset by slightly higher prices.

"Domestic ad [revenue] was a bit light -- on the bright side, this was mostly offset by slightly stronger affiliate revenue," Wells Fargo Securities media analyst Marci Ryvicker wrote in a Thursday report.

Hind paw placement partially overlaps the previous forepaw placement, although offset at slightly lateral positions.