Sentence examples for only slightly offset from inspiring English sources

Between 2012 and 2015, however, the faster growth in the wage penalty, 2.9 percentage points, was only slightly offset by a growing benefits advantage.

The murky, violent energy in the term "nationalist" makes it a tricky label, and it is only slightly offset by the qualifying adjective "constitutional".

Now of course you might think this won't happen, and the 100 fewer gun homicides will be only slightly offset by, say, 20 extra knife homicides.

These trends reflect a sharp increase over time in the presence of financial and strategic investor blocks, a pattern that is only slightly offset by a moderate decline in other blocks.

In one, increased surface area due to topographic roughening and dissection of an incised plateau is found to only slightly offset erosional removals of mass in terms of the magnitude of the LES.

At a rough guess, that afterthought I stuffed in his card cost my Granddad about five hundred quid, only slightly offset by the odd tenner he won over the years.

The turbines were arranged in-line, but slightly offset so that the wake of the upstream turbine only interacted with roughly half the area swept by the second rotor.

Let me just slightly offset that so that the difference stands out a little more.

V (h ) behaviour differing from binomial partitioning (c = 1) is only observed for homoplasmic groups with c ≥ 2. Points for heteroplasmic groups are slightly offset in the x-direction for clarity.

To optimise space, the controls are slightly offset and switchgear is mounted in the roof.

Demand globally, though, was expected to grow slightly, offset by rising supply outside of OPEC.