Sentence examples for available to offset from inspiring English sources

If the stock price went down, the Raptors would not have the money available to offset the losses.

Public campaign finance should be available to offset the likely financial advantages of those who were allied to the Ben Ali regime.

From the current 2015-16 tax year, he said bank tax losses would only be available to offset against half of taxable profits.

The decision means federal tax credits are available to offset costs of restoring the Palace Amusements building, one of the nation's oldest indoor amusement arcades, and its grinning "Tillie" painting.

Residents may not need to worry for much longer, though, as the Scottish National party (SNP) and Labour parties in Scotland recently voted for an extra £35m to be set aside in Scotland's annual budget, resulting in £50m being available to offset the cost of the bedroom tax, with finance secretary John Swinney calling the tax "an iniquitous and damaging policy".

So the allies are looking for reassurance that that will not happen and, more broadly, that the focus on deficit reduction will not reduce the military resources — like carrier battle groups — that the United States has available to offset China's growing military muscle in Asia.

For example, Gateway's tuition of $144 per credit hour is less than half the tuition cost of any public university in Kentucky, and a variety of scholarships and financial aid are available to help offset that cost further.

After the State Supreme Court ruled last summer that future borrowing for operating expenses was impermissible, it was clear that the inevitable spending cuts in the 2006 budget would need all available Republican support to offset Democratic opposition.

It was concluded that a broad range of conservation tools are available to agriculture to offset projected future increases in soil erosion by water even under assumed worst case climate change scenarios in Central Oklahoma.

Ben Simpfendorfer, the managing director at Silk Road Associates, an economic consulting firm in Hong Kong, said in a telephone interview before the Chinese central bank acted that the Chinese government had many tools available, including government spending, to offset at least a temporary slowdown in growth.

Assistance is available to colleges and universities in identifying financial resources, including initiatives available through government and private-sector programs, to offset the start-up costs often associated with "going green".