Sentence examples for well offsetting from inspiring English sources

The kitchen has white surfaces as well, offsetting the stainless steel Teka appliances from Spain.

GSK's vaccine sales exceeded City expectations in the third quarter, in particular flu vaccines, while new HIV and lung medicines also sold well, offsetting declining demand for ageing blockbuster drugs such as Advair for asthma.

However, the saving on childcare might well offset that.

Spent in one year on construction, research or equipment, it might well offset the contraction at first.

If complex financial regulation creates incentives for such reckless financial complexity, then its costs may well offset its benefits.

This is no minor complaint, but it is well offset by the humor and intense emotional power in much of the acting.

But analysts predicted that the general's ramrod approach to politics could well offset the opposition's weaknesses, fueling popular anger against his leadership.

The head of the femur in basal dinosauromorphs, however, is not as well offset from the shaft as it is in dinosaurs and pterosaurs.

Since a reduction in debt burdens would strengthen the economy, this would mean greater revenue — and this might well offset any losses from the debt forgiveness itself.

Mr. Graham has been in Florida politics continuously since 1966, and his longstanding popularity there could well offset Mr. Bush's advantage in having his brother Jeb as the current governor.

To those of us who believe that America is prone to start wars just because it can, reductions in American "military readiness" come as humanitarian good news that may well offset the bad news about transfers to the needy.