Sentence examples for cost to offset from inspiring English sources

Why should Norwegian drivers or air passengers pay many times more in carbon taxes than it would cost to offset their emissions?

Maryland officials and the contractor building the Purple Line are "still far apart" over when the light-rail line will begin carrying passengers and how much it will cost to offset construction delays, a top state transit official said Thursday.

YourCostCenter.com will calculate adjustments in job costs to offset possible losses.

Now, other airlines are mulling mergers as a way of cutting costs to offset high fuel expenses.

Some residents argue that the town should be more businesslike, cutting other costs to offset the outlay for smaller classes.

AIRLINES are struggling ever harder to find ways of cutting costs to offset the high price of fuel.

Sara Lee, which is based in Downers Grove, Ill., has raised prices and cut costs to offset higher costs for meat, coffee and other commodities.

Companies are also under pressure to cut costs to offset the five-year decline in prices, which, perversely, may make the economy worse in the short term.

And while regulatory reform may be costly, the bank should be able to cut costs to offset some of the pain.

The lender said it expected restructuring costs of €1.1bn (£948m) as it combined business operations and cut costs to offset the impact of low loan demand and negative European Central Bank interest rates.

The company became the latest publisher to issue an earnings warning and to cut costs to offset the increasing slowdown in ad spending -- especially compared with levels a year earlier, when many Internet and technology companies were spending heavily.