Sentence examples for completely offsetting from inspiring English sources

Mail Online grew revenues by more than 40% to £62m in 2014, almost completely offsetting the advertising and sales decline at the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

(Adopting an interestingly holistic approach to fiscal policy, Mr Gore also proposes to spend whatever the proceeds from this tax may be twice over, once on subsidising clean technologies, and then a second time on "completely" offsetting cuts in other taxes. Undeniably, this is how to get better value from your tax dollars).

In fact, when we decomposed the contributions of each BMI group to changes in the U.S. population overall, we found that improvements in the other weight groups countered these reductions in diabetes-free life expectancy without completely offsetting them.

Revenue fell 1percenttoto $5.24 billion, as an 8percentt increase in prices failed to completely offset a 5percentt decline in volume.

Any loss of explosiveness has been minimal, and it's been completely offset by his improvement in skill.

The buttons have a Fisher-Price feel, but these drawbacks are completely offset by the improved screens.

That equity is at risk; however, the investment was completely offset by a cash fee paid to LJM.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies came to the same conclusion, and after thorough analysis of the scheme stated that "the costs of EMA are completely offset" by its benefits.

"The solid waste impacts may be more than completely offset by the gasoline saved from avoided trips to the video store.

Also, the stimulus — which, to begin with, was too small to completely offset the economy's precipitous drop in demand — was oversold.

Dow Chemical posted second-quarter earnings on Thursday that fell short of expectations as its price increases did not completely offset higher energy and raw material costs.