Sentence examples for being able to offset from inspiring English sources

The London economy was relatively fortunate in being able to offset manufacturing decline by participating in the growth of global financial markets.

These reliefs were hugely important for landlords in being able to offset other astronomic costs such as high street lettings agent fees, home insurance, maintenance and repairs costs, as well as council tax".

Analysts at the ABN Amro bank warned, however, in an investors' note that the gains in the industrial divisions "are miles away from being able to offset the bleeding in the technology divisions".

It might be able to offset this by encouraging migrants.

"Hopefully, with our quickness, we'll be able to offset our size," Orr said.

But he definitely thinks central banks won't be able to offset the deflationary hit.

And if they give, they will be able to offset their donation directly against tax.

Chávez was able to offset the United States' influence by rallying his fellow-leftists in Latin America.

So she was able to offset the Firebird's birdy qualities with something more lush.

Who might be able to offset the pain of this disease, or dis-ease?

Sarah is widely regarded as an electoral asset, but nothing was able to offset an undeniably catastrophic Euro election result.