Sentence examples for quickly offset from inspiring English sources

Occasional Chinese military successes were quickly offset by disasters, often self-inflicted.

And American authorities tried to quickly offset the pain and panic those defaults set off with fiscal and monetary stimulus.

The few signs of Old World sophistication — the Quebecers were speaking French — were quickly offset by the intrusion of modernity.

But Mr. Udani of the export council said neither effort would quickly offset the decline in exports of mass-market clothes.

Making composites generates more than twice the emissions of aluminium production, but these are quickly offset when the aircraft enters service.

He was three strokes back, and even his birdie at No. 9, after a drive that went so far left he played it from No. 1 fairway, was quickly offset by Woods's birdie at No. 10.

But Pfizer moved quickly to offset the recommendations.

India's manufacturing sector is expanding but its ports and highways still represent a bottleneck for exports, while other developing countries lack the population and infrastructure to expand quickly to offset any disruption of supply from China.

Sheffield could merely be playing hard to get, knowing that Steinbrenner is perhaps desperate to make a major move quickly to offset the publicity the Red Sox generated in obtaining Schilling.

If you're stuck with a big taxable distribution from a new fund, consider dumping it quickly to offset the distribution with a loss.

These results support other studies elsewhere which find that wealthier households are better able to act quickly to offset climate risk than poorer households (Hunnes 2015; Adger 2004; Downing et al. 2005; Ziervogel et al. 2006).