Sentence examples for cost is offset from inspiring English sources

Israeli officials say that the cost is offset by the lives and property that are saved.

Research shows that the extra cost is offset by lower labor turnover, small price increases or other adjustments.

Rather, it's "deficit-neutral," meaning the cost is offset by fees the agency levies on the financial industry.

But he said that high upfront cost is offset over time, because geothermal plants do not burn fuel.

Mr. Cona has had to hire extra drivers and trucks and has also had to buy bigger, deeper newsstand racks -- but of course all the cost is offset by the surging advertising revenue.

Republican leaders have said they might support the payroll tax cut's extension if its cost is offset by equal spending cuts, a condition they did not apply for extending the Bush-era tax cuts on high incomes.

But Senator Coburn objected to quick floor passage, demanding that the five-year, $3.7 billion cost be offset with immediate budget cuts.

Then they said they would support an extension if the cost were offset by spending cuts, not the higher taxes on the wealthy that Mr. Obama proposed.

In order not to raise the deficit any further, he proposed that the $3.5 billion cost be offset by reducing the tax breaks for the wealthy by the same amount.

Last week, the House passed a bill, 215 to 195, to maintain the rate for one year, but required that the $5.9 billion cost be offset by ending the Prevention and Public Health Fund contained in the health care law.

Unless the cost were offset.