Sentence examples for which helps to offset from inspiring English sources

The Marlins' strength may be their starting pitching, which helps to offset their spotty defense and questionable bullpen.

It is also profitable, which helps to offset taxes in a town that has the second-highest property taxes in Hunterdon County.

The MICS data provides a weighting variable, which helps to offset over- and under-sampling in some regions.

But the airline's 20% increase in profits in the six months to the end of September was made possible in part by a 13% increase in average fares, which helped to offset a 37% rise in fuel costs.

Global sales figures for mobile phones rose 0.7 per cent in the first three months of 2013, driven by demand for smartphones and strong growth in the Asia Pacific region which helped to offset much weaker sales elsewhere.

He credited aggressive promotions in The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Canada and the U.K. for a 19.3% increase in international listings, which helped to offset a 5.5% domestic decline a week after heavy promotional programs in the U.S. EBay's domestic listings are still up 30% for the fourth quarter over 2004, part of a 25% worldwide increase.

Despite the city's long-running history dealing with high homicide rates and problems with gangs -- including some reports claiming that social media helped to fuel recent shootings -- Common says when he was growing up there was more structure to Chicago's gang culture which helped to offset some of the senseless crimes.

A second factor is the continuing weakness of the opposition Socialist Party, which has helped to offset his own deep personal unpopularity.

But Mr. Parsons also disclosed this week that the company's other divisions, like Time Warner Cable and the Turner Broadcasting networks, which had helped to offset the AOL division's declining profits, might falter as well in the year to come.

"The company is well-positioned to benefit from the increasing trend in outsourcing, which is helping to offset the current economic slowdown".

In this approach, there is the potential to obtain valuable biomass-derived products which can help to offset the costs of CO2 capture.