Sentence examples for otherwise offset from inspiring English sources

While freckles on Palin's chest and age spots on Biden's temples were distinctly visible on my set, I couldn't sort out what method the candidates used to otherwise offset their special skin characteristics.

There would be no real programme to lift wages or otherwise offset millions of homeowners' inability to make mortgage payments even if that omission meant that the housing market would tank again – the double dip downward in that crucial industry is now under way.

The spectra have been truncated to show the regions used in the construction of the models, but have not been otherwise offset or modified.

Otherwise, offsetting could be considered a 'licence to trash' the environment... Emma, CPRE.

Otherwise the offset is added to the candidate point to produce the interpolated estimate of the extremum.

This is the category where companies book any "excess" reserves from prior charges (nonrecurring or otherwise) and offset them with "other" income.

"We believe downside risk from FiOS [fiber optic service] dilution and sharper line losses more than offset otherwise favorable telecom industry conditions".

The line does not run under Bloor Street or Danforth Avenue, except at the Prince Edward Viaduct; otherwise it is offset to the north.

Nonetheless, in the absence of a real effect here, it is difficult to imagine how the decline in post-hatching viability from first- to middle-ovulated propagules (Figure 1) might otherwise have been offset when examining the entire nesting period (Figure 4).

More likely, the presence of an additional potential initiation codon is a buffering mechanism required to offset otherwise potential deleterious frequent losses/gains of nucleotides in matK.

Like Bill Clinton, he has used tough-on-crime positions to offset an otherwise predictably liberal profile.