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The introduction of an increased minimum wage in Bangladesh earlier this year has benefited factory workers, except where it's been offset by increased housing costs and other charges.
Mackmurdo, who is now the founding director of the strategic intelligence consultancy Contest Global, said that while the threat from al-Qaida in Pakistan had decreased, it had been offset by increased exposure to attacks from capable and low-visibility networks linked to Islamic State (Isis) in Syria and Iraq.
It is therefore possible that the decline in off-trade sales in Scotland may, at least in part, have been offset by increased sales through such retailers, thus overestimating the magnitude of effects.
But even though Mr. Obama has won battles to cancel the F-22 fighter plane and other advanced programs, the immediate savings have been offset by increased spending on the surveillance drones and mine-resistant vehicles needed in the field now.
The net annual loss for pig producers was just 1% and was even lower for poultry producers--a cost that might have been offset by increased consumer confidence in the meat, followed by higher demand, according to the panel.
Some cost savings in the health care sector may have been offset by increased expenditures in other sectors (e.g. social services) and, even within the health system, savings may lead to revenue loss in a non-integrated system.
For example, Costa Rica's recent reduction in deforestation rate appears to have been offset by increasing timber imports from elsewhere [39], and Japan's maintenance of its forest is supported by extensive timber imports from South East Asia and beyond [40].
48 In addition, effectiveness of recent population-level approaches to reduce saturated fat in some countries could have been offset by increasing Westernisation of diets and cultural and social prioritisation of red meats.
Some of the slippage will be offset by increased revenue per user, as subscribers buy more data services like Web searching, video and audio.
That so-called fiscal drag might be offset by increased business investment because of the removal of uncertainty, or a "relief rally" in the stock markets.
