Sentence examples for support to offset from inspiring English sources

But the Obama campaign, needing their support to offset traditional Republican strength among married women, is lavishing attention on them.

The popularity of these early stations created two possible sources of financial support to offset the operating costs of broadcasting.

This may be the final blow to Mr McCain, who could have used their support to offset his opponent's lead among the young (see article).

There seems to be enough support to offset any possible rejection at the last remaining factory to vote on the contract, the Chrysler assembly plant in Belvidere, Ill., which has about 3,444 workers.

After the State Supreme Court ruled last summer that future borrowing for operating expenses was impermissible, it was clear that the inevitable spending cuts in the 2006 budget would need all available Republican support to offset Democratic opposition.

If the Senate sends back drastically lower reductions - say, $20 billion - Mr. Boehner could face a choice between gridlock and the need for a bipartisan majority, which would require Democratic support, to offset rebellious Republican conservatives.

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This fact is important for the design of a social reconciliation and of supporting measures to offset these burdens.

Of particular concern for Democrats is turnout among African-Americans and young people, whose support Clinton needs to offset Trump's advantage among white, working-class voters.

This is a flat, notched metal guide which will support the saw to offset the drag of the blades teeth as they cut the stock.

"Over all, the data suggest that voluntary support is not likely to offset declines in other funding sources," the report said.