Sentence examples for which is offset from inspiring English sources

Tokyo has shrugged off the financial impact of the deficit, which is offset by decades of surpluses.

The diaphragm has a small aperture which is offset between the edge of the primary mirror and the edge of a secondary mirror.

In a lot of scenes there's a sort of golden, diffused warmth, which is offset beautifully by vivid reds and blues".

Lenny's is made with a light mayonnaise dressing seasoned with celery seed, the mild bitterness of which is offset by a little sweetness.

The entire system weighs 65 pounds, which is offset by a few weight-saving tweaks such as replacing the full-size spare with a tire-inflation system.

Of particular interest in this image is the bright source near the center of the image, which is offset from the dynamical center (small + to the left) of the galaxy by about 600 light years.

The Athletic Specialty and Sporting Goods are getting big gains in the "casual running" category, which is offsetting the weakness in more technical shoes.

"Our summer 2015 holiday bookings across the group are encouraging, especially for our important fourth quarter, which is offsetting some weakness in the third quarter," said the company.

(iii) We also study the effectiveness of sleep scheduling on energy saving, which is offsetted by the total number of active time slots consumed in the data dissemination process.

Kaymer dropped shots on 13 and 15, which were offset in part by that three on the 18th.

The company lost a total of about $236 million in breach-related costs, $90 million of which were offset by insurance.