Sentence examples for offsetting the influence from inspiring English sources

And it is the opposite of Florida, where Democratic-leaning Latino immigrants are offsetting the influence of Republican-leaning whites.

BEIJING — The Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, arrived in China on Tuesday for meetings aimed at strengthening a partnership between the two countries and offsetting the influence of the United States.

His leadership in this field did a great deal to offset the influence of positivist and behavioral viewpoints.

As such he led an Isaurian army that the emperor relied upon to offset the influence of German troops under the powerful patrician Aspar.

As such he led an Isaurian army that the Emperor relied upon to offset the influence of German troops under the powerful patrician Aspar.

Turkey also appeared to be an American asset insofar as it could potentially offset the influence of more conservative Sunni powers like Saudi Arabia.

During most of the 19th and early 20th centuries, imperial administrators encouraged extensive migration of "loyal" Indians to offset the influence of the "less reliable" Burmese to maintain stable imperial governance.

Daria really needs a friend, to offset the influence of her annoying little sister, Quinn, who looks adorable in midriff-baring clothes and happily toys with her many suitors, like Scarlett O'Hara at the Twelve Oaks barbecue.

In Russia, Mr. Xi called for closer cooperation in foreign policy and the economy, my colleagues David M. Herszenhorn and Chris Buckley reported, saying China and Russia had shared goals as they "seek to offset the influence of the developed West".

But there were hints that others may have seen in Lord Archer's talent for writing bestsellers a way to offset the influence of two works that have deeply irked the leaders of Roman Catholicism.

To offset the influence of the earth shadow and constraint of sun-target-observer angle, two sensors pointing inside of the equatorial plane are used to observe GEO and GTO objects.