Sentence examples for been offset in the from inspiring English sources

That's a bad precedent, since unemployment insurance is an emergency measure that has not been offset in the past.

What has happened in Europe is that the peripheral countries have been forced into extreme austerity, but this has not been offset in the core – in fact, core countries have also engaged in austerity measures, albeit not as severe.

As for Pogba, the matter is not straightforward and United's desire to see their former player back in their colours has been offset in the past by the acrimonious nature of his 2012 departure and, in particular, that he wanted to leave Old Trafford at the age of 19 and has always seemed to be open to the idea of another transfer in his four years at Juventus.

When a person discontinued therapy before the medication was consumed, we counted that person as someone who was treated, but this person would not get prescriptions in the next quarter, and the overestimation would have been offset in the next billing period.

"We're offset in the peak times of the year".

However this will be offset in the first year by a one-off redundancy cost of about £800,000.

Now consider the top and the bottom one, which are in successive turns of the same helix, and this one is offset in the middle.

Still, these elements were offset in the work's episodic structure by brief stretches of arching melody that gave the whole coherence.

The mitigation potential is reported as a function of both soil fertility and carbon intensity of the type of energy being offset (in the MSTP scenario).

Professional victories and challenges will be offset in the eyes of many by the perception of this not being a sport worthy of involvement.

The authorities should be scouring firms' books for trades within the half-hour window that are offset in the futures markets.