Sentence examples for which was offset from inspiring English sources

In the years prior to the crisis, households accumulated a lot of debt, which was offset by rising asset prices.

It said sales had increased by 12% during the last quarter, including a contribution from recent acquisitions which was offset by a negative currency effect.

The 4% rise in advertising revenue masked a 2% decline in print advertising which was offset by a 39% rise in online advertising.

The program cost the county $468,433 last year, which was offset by selling the capacity at the Peekskill incinerator that would have been filled with yard waste to private haulers at market rates.

The loss in foreign currency reserves was 10.4 billion francs, which was offset by gains in the value of the bank's gold reserves and the fund used to bail out UBS, the Zurich bank.

Barclays Capital, run by Barclays' president, Robert E. Diamond, received "lower contributions from rates and commodities," which was offset by its credit businesses and emerging markets, the bank said.

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

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

Short, asymmetric, clingy dresses in black and white featured cutaway panels and low backs, which were offset with turtle necks.

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

Karina Gauvin brought a bright, illuminating soprano to her solo lines throughout the work, which were offset nicely by Marie-Nicole Lemieux's darker contralto timbre.