Sentence examples for cut offsets from inspiring English sources

Molina said she wanted to make sure her promised pay cut offsets her entire county retirement income.

The one-year cut offsets the cost of preserving a U.S. Department of Agriculture program that protects dairy farmers from price fluctuations.

She is looking marvellous in an elegant powder-blue jacket of oriental cut, offset by a narrow silk scarf decorated with flowers.

The price of oil finished nearly unchanged as hopes for an OPEC production cut offset an Energy Department report showing that crude inventories increased far more than expected last week.

Mr. Clinton has proposed $99 billion in tax cuts, offset by $96 billion in tax increases.

The president has proposed $99 billion in tax cuts, offset almost completely by $96 billion in tax increases.

Wyeth's cost cuts offset lower revenue, particularly for its top seller, the blockbuster antidepressant Effexor.

Whirlpool, the appliance maker, reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Friday as cost cuts offset weak sales, and raised its full-year forecast.

The cuts, offset by $15 billion in new Medicaid spending, would force state governments to either absorb the expenses or eliminate some services.

House Republicans and the Bush administration had sought to make those tax cuts permanent, but had run into roadblocks by Senate Republican moderates who wanted any more tax cuts offset by either spending cuts or tax increases elsewhere.

Maintaining that price position has hit Aldi's already slim profit margins, but Barnes says profits were strong last year, with the cost of price cuts offset by increased sales and tight control of central costs.