Sentence examples for be offset to some from inspiring English sources

But the impact on luxury-car dealers will be offset to some extent by cuts on import tariffs.

We'll need sensible tax increases and sensible spending cuts to address the deficit, and both can be offset to some degree by stronger economic growth.

It also projected that while the aging of the population would be offset to some extent by better education in many countries, global growth in gross domestic product, which averaged 3.5 percent a year from 1995 through 2011, would rise to 3.7 percent through 2030, but then fall to just 2.3 percent over the next three decades.

This should reduce primary productivity, but this reduction may be offset to some extent by CO2 fertilisation.

Climate-induced losses in grazing wildlife numbers should be offset to some extent by increases in wildlife on understocked land as well as the taking up of unused capacity for wildlife use in state-protected areas and communal lands.

The effect of damping on the response is investigated and it is found that the benefits which would normally be expected from an increase in damping can be offset to some extent by an increase in vibration localization (or concentration near the excitation point) arising from the attenuation factor.

The concern was offset to some degree by the confidence estimate issued by the Conference Board.

But the decline in children's insurance coverage has been offset, to some extent, by the creation of federal and state health programs specifically for children.

China's efforts to control the yuan-dollar rate are offset, to some extent, by increases in the price of Chinese goods.Something similar could happen in Europe.

That disappointment was offset to some extent by the reincorporation of Sicily into the dominions of the Crown of Aragon in 1377.

At his business, his biggest problem has been rising labor costs, though he says that has been offset, to some degree, by improved technology that has brought streamlined order-taking, accounting, and other functions.