Sentence examples for offset the injury from inspiring English sources
The Europeans have claimed $2.2 billion in compensation to offset the injury they say their steel industries have suffered from the American tariffs, and have filed plans with the W.T.O. to retaliate.
A Constitutional amendment has been proposed by some activists as a way to offset the injury inflicted on democracy resulting from those judicial decisions.
The court rejected the federal government's argument that extending relief to a wide swath of immigrants would offset the injury to the state by bringing in increased tax revenue and other benefits.
Unlike professional boxing, however, there is no financial benefit to the amateur boxer to offset the risk of injury [49].
He has allowed Burress to play without practicing to offset the effects of an injury.
The offensive line is more settled, running back Anthony Thomas (who set a Bears rookie rushing record of 188 yards against Cincinnati) has provided a boost, and the rookie receiver David Terrell is showing that he can help offset the season-ending knee injury to Marcus Robinson.
If such differences are seen in other Paralympic wheelchair sports, particularly in those sports in which the low point players have similar wheelchair propulsion and throwing/hitting involvement, injury prevention programmes for those with high or low levels of function may need to be more specifically developed so to offset the low pointers greater injury risk.
Some of this was used to offset the unexpected high cost of injury claims in the motor insurance business, which it says is affecting the whole industry.
The 23-year-old missed the first three months of the season after hip surgery and his recovery has offset the loss of fellow forward Kevin Ellison to injury.
Higher Nordic hamstring strength offset the risk of increasing age and previous hamstring injury.
Arsenal are expected to bring in some attacking reinforcements this month to try to help offset the loss of England forward Theo Walcott to a serious knee injury.
