Sentence examples for be offset by gains from inspiring English sources

The theory, at least, was that losses in one area would be offset by gains in another.

But if we succeed in cutting emissions substantially, savings would probably be offset by gains in China and elsewhere.

The Coastal Commission has drawn on its expertise to preserve the balance between private development and public access by requiring that any project that intensifies development on the increasingly crowded California coast must be offset by gains in public access.

The case against Chrysler was that most of the jobs lost by letting the company fail would eventually be offset by gains made by Ford and General Motors, as those companies picked up Chrysler's old customers.

Smith's bill (H.R. 4186) to reauthorize NSF programs "impose[s] significant new burdens on scientists that would not be offset by gains to the nation," the board declares.

Rule No. 5: Diversify Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is a classic example of the importance of having a diverse investment strategy, so that losses in one area can be offset by gains in another.

But what needs to be figured out is how that job loss can be offset by gain.

The declines in investment banking were offset by gains in the clearing and custody business.

On land, the huge patterns of habitat loss have been offset by gains in food production.

This was offset by gains against the Conservatives, especially in London.

Some of those losses were offset by gains in areas like construction and utilities, the comptroller's office said.