Sentence examples for to offsetting the from inspiring English sources
noun
Anything that acts as counterbalance; a compensating equivalent.
- Today's victory was an offset to yesterday's defeat.
In addition to offsetting the evolutionary costs of toxicity, conspicuousness provides other benefits to amphibians.
The arrival of the experienced Spaniard will go some way to offsetting the departures of captain Cesc Fabregas and playmaker Samir Nasri.
Such savings will go some way to offsetting the £328,000 his force's 650 cameras have cost.Second, they are an efficient way to collect evidence.
But the fresh money does not come close to offsetting the drain that has occurred in recent weeks, The Wall Street Journal reports.
SF Pride officials said that corporate sponsors are critical to offsetting the costs of the massive event that attracts people from all over the world.
On the revenue side, increasing the earnings subject to the payroll tax makes sense but would not come close to offsetting the combined effects of the proposed benefit cuts and those already in law.
To offset the sweetness of the tomatoes.
But Pfizer moved quickly to offset the recommendations.
"There are not enough peaks to offset the valleys anymore".
There are ways to offset the higher costs of deposits.
The premiums from cheap, healthy people are supposed to offset the costs of the sick.
