Sentence examples for offsetting the fact from inspiring English sources

Offsetting the fact that Google's market share advantage in search is greater than that of Sabre or Apollo at their largest, is the fact that alternative routes to airlines, hotels, and retailers exist.

The discount gas offering helps offset the fact that warehouse stores lose appeal over time.

Cost advantages tend to offset the fact that these are less brilliant and less lightfast than the anthraquinones.

IPhone owners have other solid choices to help offset the fact that they can't see live game video.

Such "tax-aware" juries would probably award higher punitive damages to offset the fact that punitive damages were tax-deductible.

The blue diaspora has helped offset the fact that many of the nation's fastest-growing states are traditionally Republican.

A. I think God gave humans a sense of humor to offset the fact that he also gave us the knowledge that we're going to die.

The Bernanke-led Fed has maintained those policies partly to offset the fact that the White House and Congress were providing no fiscal stimulus, and instead have pursued contractionary spending cuts since Republicans took over the House.

Of course, if targets are removed, the executive should be given substantially fewer shares, to offset the fact that the number of shares (although not their value) is now guaranteed.

The way he sees it, "the market is pricing in a rapid recovery in earnings," but even that recovery is not enough to offset the fact that many of yesteryear's market leaders, particularly in technology, are still overvalued.

I need a little exclusivity to offset the fact that I'm taking a girl to dinner with six dudes who do math for a living, and not six girls who look just like her.