Sentence examples for so offset from inspiring English sources

Concerning this risk, small stems with high offset should be avoided but the clinical benefits of more offset are better hip stability, range of motion, and abductor muscle strength (McGrory et al. 1995)—so offset has to be well balanced.

That's because, just 30 years ago, state appropriations generally accounted for about four times the revenue of tuition — so offsetting a 20 percent reduction in state support would require raising tuition by 80 percent.

Additionally we were positively surprised that cost control measures will now come in above expectations for both the full year and the first half so offsetting the downgrade in wholesale guidance.

Any 'true PureView' Windows Phone would be a considerably hefty creature — so offsetting such bulk by expanding the portfolio to offer lighter Lumia alternatives would make sense.

Google still continues to essentially print money, but the value of each click is going down (as it tends to do as more people shift to mobile devices), so offsetting that with more clicks is an important objective in order to ensure the company's business continues to thrive.

"So offsetting is not a good way to improve biodiversity.

In general terms, these items require more precise positioning, so offsetting one or two rebars may be required.

Another 40 cents or so offsets the price of accidents if we divided the full cost — more than $400 billion annually — by each gallon of gas consumed.

The benefits of doing so far offset the costs".

So the offset hasn't prevented emissions – it's doubled them.

This is because some assets (gold and equities, say) tend to be negatively correlated, so risks offset each other somewhat.