Sentence examples for was offset to from inspiring English sources

The concern was offset to some degree by the confidence estimate issued by the Conference Board.

Revenues were lower than our expectation, and exploration expense higher, although this was offset to a degree by lower net financials.

The building's entrance was offset to the side so as not to impinge on the Model Room's vast, open floor plan.

That disappointment was offset to some extent by the reincorporation of Sicily into the dominions of the Crown of Aragon in 1377.

In several competitive Senate races, high spending by outside groups was offset to a large extent with stronger fund-raising by Democratic candidates, assisted at the margins by Democratic super PACs.

That was offset to some extent by increases elsewhere in Europe, especially in Germany (up 49 percent), Sweden (up 32 percent), Denmark (up 30 percent), Belgium (up 16 percent) and France (up 13 percent).

But the impact on luxury-car dealers will be offset to some extent by cuts on import tariffs.

If the cost of new Medicare benefits must be offset to avoid increasing the deficit, Mr. Baucus said, a similar requirement should apply to tax cuts.

But the decline in children's insurance coverage has been offset, to some extent, by the creation of federal and state health programs specifically for children.

Instead, they are offset to the east of the plume.

But BO has now been offset to the back end of the year.