Sentence examples for that is offsetting from inspiring English sources

"It is disappointing, particularly when you realise the great tragedy is you are taking an area that is offsetting carbon emissions, and turning it into an area that will generate carbon emissions".

"That is offsetting some of the upward pressure on prices (from the weak yen)." A weaker yen also helps Japan's exporters as it helps bring down the cost of Japanese goods sold abroad.

That is, offsetting the sequence number status and changing the data rate for a device at a CLC iteration can be done with a simple CoAP PUT method message.

The skate wing, on the other hand, has a buttery delicacy that is offset perfectly by a crisp hominy cake.

Diesel cars already cost more than gas-powered cars -- a disparity that is offset in Europe by the cheaper fuel.

White port and brandy add a fruity sweetness that is offset by lemon juice and Champagne vinegar.

All ECB bond-buying will be "sterilised" – that is, offset by removing equivalent liquidity from other parts of the euro system – to counter inflationary risks.

But, happily, all that is offset by delights such as decent, brave Hüseyin Özhan who saves the day for both families.

These amount to only about 7% of the energy originally generated, a figure that is offset by the need to keep the cables cold.

Due to the centrifugal force the particles oscillate transversely around a radius that is offset from the geometric center of the guide [56].

It's barely a healthcare bill, but rather, according to Vox's analysis, "400 families gaining a tax cut that is offset by ending a program that covers three-quarters of a million of low-income Americans".