Sentence examples for was completely offset from inspiring English sources

That equity is at risk; however, the investment was completely offset by a cash fee paid to LJM.

Our analyses demonstrated that from 1994 to 2003, in 44 of 50 states, the increase in autism was completely offset by a decrease in the prevalence of children considered "cognitively disabled" or "learning disabled".

As a whole, the benefit of lower N2O emission was completely offset by increased CH4 emission, resulting in a higher GWP for NPKSR (5 12%) and NPKSJ (5 11%) relative to NPKS.

It is thus proposed that the negative effect of SHA on bone material quality was completely offset by an improvement in diaphyseal cross-sectional design, thus allowing a normal biomechanical response to bending of the femur as a whole.

The proposed amendment would have added to the deficit, McConnell's office noted, while a related amendment introduced by Republican Sen. Richard Burr, was completely offset.

Nebraska Democrat Ben Nelson has said repeatedly he would not vote for the measure unless its cost was completely offset, so Reid and Baucus focused on moderate Maine Republicans Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe, who demanded more cuts to the bill, apparently, than the Dem leaders were willing to make.

Any loss of explosiveness has been minimal, and it's been completely offset by his improvement in skill.

The buttons have a Fisher-Price feel, but these drawbacks are completely offset by the improved screens.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies came to the same conclusion, and after thorough analysis of the scheme stated that "the costs of EMA are completely offset" by its benefits.

The grandness of the stately proportioned rooms is completely offset by the bric-a-brac of family living, which spreads like fungus across the house.

The budget office said the costs would be completely offset by new fees and taxes and by cutbacks in Medicare, so federal budget deficits in the next 10 years would be $81 billion lower than now projected.