Sentence examples for to offset all from inspiring English sources

I love really salty, cheap snacks to offset all the sweet things I'm tasting all day: I'll suddenly get a craving for a packet of Thai chilli rice crackers or some fish bites from the local chippie, which are the crunchy, leftover bits of batter.

Well, there had to be a downside, a cloud to offset all those silver linings.

Markets have been depending on central banks to offset all these risks.

Ultimately, Mr. Clarke hopes to offset all of the expected emissions from the coal he is producing with pollution credits.

Plus there's the knowledge that, environmentally, you're doing something to offset all those cabin-baggage-only flights you've got booked.

In the long-run, this won't change much; banks will still be able to offset all their losses eventually.

This is a program that Sachs and his graduate students have devised to identify and offset all those reasons not to work out.

At the moment, buy-to-let investors can offset all the mortgage interest against their tax bill, but this will be reduced in stages between 2017 and 2020, cutting the relief rate from 40% to a flat rate of 20%.

And the bank, which had been using its own foreign-exchange reserves to buy sterling and offset all the selling, was running out of cash.

Her willingness to look foolish, to offset that all-American beauty with bone-deep awkwardness, is rather legendary.

Overall, Open Europe found that once the benefits of these rules were deducted, the overall saving that might be achieved by "politically feasible" cuts to red tape after leaving the EU might be about £8.5bn annually – against which would have to be offset all the unquantifiable costs of a Brexit.