Sentence examples for though offset from inspiring English sources
"Even though offset by a welcome increase in the employment allowance, some will find the new national living wage challenging," he said.
The germs of mawkishness are clearly present in Sterne's Tristram Shandy (1760 67), though offset by a diluted Rabelaisianism and a certain cerebral quality.
But the best of Bates is seen in those roles where powerful emotion, though offset by ironic disclaimers and an attractive sort of helplessness, is underpinned by - but then undermines - his imposing physical presence.
In the algal sequences loop A is slightly longer (3-8 acids acids) but still contains the highly conserved cysteine found in plant PIPs [ 19] though offset by two amino acids.
When it comes to choosing a mortgage type, many of the same considerations apply whether you're employed or self-employed, though offsetting – where you reduce your mortgage interest by holding a cash account with the same institution – can lend itself to freelancers.
These qualities, though, are offset by arbitrary spelling, and, besides, there are other languages, such as Russian, that have spread despite being difficult to master.
The troubling prices, though, are offset by the fact these cufflinks are so self-assured; it feels nice to be in the presence of such confidence.
That will probably not be enough, though, to offset revenue losses from the expiration of patents on two important drugs over the next two years.
They will have to be at their snarling best, though, to offset the Penguins' excellence at both ends of the ice coupled with the loss of the Flyers' top two defensemen.
The anticipation of Mr. Obama's address, though, was offset by attention to revelations of the breadth of the two United States surveillance programs — one a huge database logging American phone calls and the other, called Prism, to monitor foreign communications at Internet companies and through phone logs without individual warrants.
This would, though, be offset by continental contacts.
