Sentence examples for questions to offset from inspiring English sources

He said his office was creating a list of answers to frequently asked questions to offset some of the confusion and frustration.

The biggest question is how to offset enough tax revenue that will be lost from cutting rates to remain within the rules of the Senate budget reconciliation process, which allows Republicans to bypass a Democratic filibuster.

The price in question was chosen to offset the drug effect so that the time-allocation versus pulse frequency plot for the high-price frequency sweep carried out in the cocaine condition would overlap the plot obtained at the lower price employed in the saline condition.

For instance, the report questions Feinberg's decision to offset the taxes a victim would have paid on his projected salary and challenges Feinberg's defense of that decision by invoking federal law.

The questionnaire was separated into 8 sequences to offset question order effects.

The two chambers are at loggerheads over the question of whether and how to offset the cost of extending and expanding the business and individual tax breaks, with House Democrats insisting that the costs should be fully offset.

But the question remains whether that is strong enough to offset the fact that Android is increasingly gaining prominence everywhere else.

That very question – whether trade shows provide enough ROI to offset the costs, both monetary and time-wise – is the main concern for most companies thinking of exhibiting.

"If you can't get more money to offset that, it's a growth question, not an inflation question.

The question is whether supply, and trade, can grow to offset market tightness.

The question is whether it will stimulate it enough to offset the deflationary forces elsewhere in the economy.