Sentence examples for be largely offset from inspiring English sources

But the burden for large corporations will probably remain unchanged, since proposed corporate tax cuts will be largely offset by levies imposed to help finance a job-creation plan that reduced the workweek to 35 hours from 40.

But the increases in those areas and others would be largely offset by cutbacks elsewhere.

Economists say that these workers' payments into the Social Security system will be largely offset by the higher benefits they will receive.

Medium term margin pressure from the move to London and at Costa International should be largely offset by faster top line growth.

Many early climate studies concluded that the harm to agriculture in low-latitude countries by higher temperatures would be largely offset by increased grain production in higher latitudes.

The initial cost could be largely offset over 10 years by ending tax breaks for fossil fuels, as called for in Mr. Obama's 2012 budget.

Fires represent a potentially large short-term release of carbon that is largely offset over longer time scales (decades) by the uptake of atmospheric carbon associated with forest regrowth.

The tough market in Europe and Latin America was largely offset by strong performances in China and northern Asia.

Yet the BrailleNote's convenience was largely offset by its clunky size (nearly 10 inches long).

Motorola added that the charges were "largely offset" by the sale of securities.

Higher advertising revenue was largely offset by higher newsprint expense and other costs.