Sentence examples for better offset from inspiring English sources

The E.C.B. said the increase in capital to €10.76 billion, or $14.2 billion, from €5.76 billion, the first such increase in 12 years, would help it to better offset risks as the volume of its financial activities grew.

But with limited growth projected, a seasonal downturn in device sales likely in the current quarter, and falling "transactional" Office revenues which are better offset in the long-term by recurring SaaS Office fees, Microsoft will have to bust hump to meet street expectations for the next few quarters.

One explanation for the absence of early dislocation may be reduced impingement due to better offset reconstruction with the modular stem design (Malik et al. 2007).

That said, it is highly likely that crickets in the field are able to better offset variation in thermal environments through microhabitat selection than they are when in the lab (the crickets live in cracks in the ground or deep in the leaf litter where the microclimate remains warm).

The forward structure has been revised to perform better in offset crash tests.

But in my experience, not just at Sweet Glides but also in calling around to several other tours, such guidelines are negotiable, particularly if a child weighs at least 80 pounds, the better to offset the weight of the more-than-100-pound scooter itself.

He has said over and over that illegal immigration from Mexico will not cease until the Mexican economy can provide more jobs and better pay, offsetting the demand for Mexican labor in the United States.

Profits rose 15.4% to $404 million, or $1.18 per share, boosted by cost controls and better yields offsetting lower fuel surcharges.

"But if you're going to have increases, you're better off offsetting them by a factor of one and a half or two, so you can say overall, emissions are going to go down.

The White House needs to work with us to find a better way to offset the cost".

Those losses, he said, are better used to offset short-term gains, which are taxed at a higher rate.