Sentence examples for able to offset it from inspiring English sources

The changes will come into effect in April and individuals exceeding £50,000 due to a one-off "spike" will be able to offset it against unused allowances from previous years.

Even with the introduction of the new law, the government will not be able to offset its pension liability for at least the next few decades, experts say.

Until 1982, when the construction of the Itaipú Dam was completed, Paraguay was able to offset its trade deficit with international loans.

As an added bonus, the company will be able to offset its federal tax liabilities over several years with these credits.

As a result, Google is able to offset its declining value per ad (the cost-per-click) with more impressions and still generate impressive results that keep Wall Street happy for now.

It added, however, that it expected to be able to delay paying that tax bill until it was able to offset the 2006 profit with the losses it expected to report for this year.

But, as a writer who sometimes writes about herself, I am fortunate enough to be able to offset the damage by writing about it, mining the acts of others in return for yep money.

But, as a writer who sometimes writes about herself, I am fortunate enough to be able to offset the damage by writing about it, mining the acts of others in return for – yep – money.

And it has not been able to offset tripling oil prices with price and volume increases in its chemicals businesses.

It might be able to offset this by encouraging migrants.

"While Australia Post has been able to offset these losses by growing its parcels business, losses in letters are now so large that they are overwhelming all profitable areas of the business.