Sentence examples for widely offset from inspiring English sources

Nestlé, which is based in Vevey, Switzerland, said that slow demand in Europe was widely offset by a strong performance in emerging markets and in the United States.

Prices vary widely for offsetting the carbon dioxide tonnage released by a long plane flight, S.U.V. commute or energy-hungry house.

However, the benefits condoms offer are widely considered to offset their small landfill mass.

His widely acknowledged intellect is offset by imperiousness that makes him hard to work with, some of his opponents say.

Utility costs are widely skewed and can easily offset differences in climate.

Popular frequency offset estimators are widely reported in the literature [9 13].

Respondents, however, differed widely in their willingness to offset these impacts: residents who felt most affected by housing were least willing to offset additional residential development.

That is why offset strip fins are widely used in cooling systems of airplanes, automobiles, and other industrial cooling systems.

Even if many offset deals are clean, they are widely seen as a "dark art", admits an industry executive.

The prime minister said all new spending in next month's budget – including the widely trumpeted childcare package – would have to be offset with new savings.

Results using a quadrature phase-shift keying (QPSK) constellation for the strictly linear receiver and an offset QPSK (OQPSK) constellation for the widely linear one will be the same as the ones presented in this figure.