Sentence examples for already been offset from inspiring English sources

One example: The $2.6 billion in losses from CIT Group and United Commercial Bank have already been offset by $4 billion in revenue that the Treasury reaped from taking warrants in the banks.

In fact, if they get their way, we'll get the worst of both worlds: They'll refuse to do anything to boost the economy now, claiming to be worried about the deficit, while simultaneously increasing long-run deficits with irresponsible tax cuts — cuts they have already announced won't have to be offset with spending cuts.

However, that fall is being offset by countries in which populations are already large, or where high numbers of children are born.

"Good news for the jobless is being offset by ever slimmer pickings for those already in work, giving the UK labour market a distinctly bittersweet flavour," he said.

Diesel cars already cost more than gas-powered cars -- a disparity that is offset in Europe by the cheaper fuel.

On closer inspection, consumer spending is already less robust than it appears: April's rise in retail sales was offset by sharp downward revisions in February and March.

But for most workers, who already have employer-provided health insurance, the value of that credit would be offset by a new tax on those employer-provided policies.

So if foundation hospitals raise private funds, this borrowing will be offset by reductions in the money that the government has already allocated to the NHS.

Congress already uses so-called pay-go rules, which require that spending increases or tax cuts be offset within a 10-year horizon, but there are significant exemptions.

The raunchiness is offset by traditional tropes.

And they can be offset by losses.