Sentence examples for be completely offset by from inspiring English sources
The budget office said the costs would be completely offset by new fees and taxes and by cutbacks in Medicare, so federal budget deficits in the next 10 years would be $81 billion lower than now projected.
We expect the declining silver production to be completely offset by rising gold output, which would be driven by the new San Dimas agreement and Stillwater acquisition.
Even though the increase in C L may be completely offset by the decline in C X, the weight determining the post-migration demand of the immigrants for the domestic good increases from g X to g L.
Assuming 3%% of GDP for intermediate energy consumption, the authors have estimated that negative impacts of a 10%% increase of the import gas price could be completely offset by 9%% improvement in gas efficiency.
Ruth Thomas, from the Save Sekhemka Action Group, said: "The money gained by the sale of the statue would be completely offset by the much greater amount lost from grants and subsidies no longer available if the museum loses its accreditation.
A new study by a quartet of professors from Harvard, Wharton and the University of Chicago found that the benefits of being automatically enrolled in a 401(k) are likely to be completely offset by staying with overly conservative investment choices.
That equity is at risk; however, the investment was completely offset by a cash fee paid to LJM.
Whatever fallout may have come from the initial explosion was completely offset by the benefits of life without humans.
Modest growth in most of the state's counties was completely offset by the shrinkage of three urban areas: Hartford, New Haven and New London.
