Sentence examples for been offset by increasing from inspiring English sources

Democrats were waiting, organizing protesters in Ohio and sending out news releases arguing that the Bush administration has hurt the steel industry with an end to steel tariffs and that tax cuts have been offset by increasing personal debt and lost manufacturing jobs.

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.

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.

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.

However, these declines were offset by increasing emissions in most other Asian developing economies and the Middle East, said the IEA.

CBS attributed the drop to decreasing print book sales that could not be offset by increasing e-book sales.

So far, however, the decline in American oil consumption is being offset by increasing consumption in China, India, Latin America and in oil-producing countries.

Hence the effect of increasing g on the polydispersity index can be offset by increasing f.

Just like online trading, online marketing research could lead to a commoditization that its backers hope will be offset by increasing volume.

The additional weight was offset by increasing the height of the hull by 12 inches which also deepened the ships' draft.