Sentence examples similar to offsetting circumstance from inspiring English sources
The object of the LPF equal opportunity advocate would be to design a health care policy that compensates individuals for bad luck in unchosen health care circumstances, offsetting adverse unchosen health conditions so that lifetime health prospects for all who behave equally responsibly are the same.
Nor is the weight on this side of the Mathews scale offset by the circumstances of war or the accusation of treasonous behavior, for "[i]t is clear that commitment for any purpose constitutes a significant deprivation of liberty that requires due process protection," (emphasis added) and at this stage in the Mathews calculus, we consider the interest of the erroneously detained individual.
She had never read anything quite like the script for "Six Feet Under," a drama that, like "American Beauty," makes much use of black humor to offset the dark circumstances its characters face.
In these circumstances, offset valuations should be based only on the extent to which they result in perfect sequestration, not on broader market conditions.
So circumstances have indeed changed since 2004 — but they have changed in a way that makes offsetting disaster relief with spending cuts elsewhere a much worse idea.
How does offsetting work?
Who is offsetting suitable for?
But are there offsetting benefits?
Any mitigating circumstances were offset by problems off the field.
