Sentence examples for deficit offset from inspiring English sources

Our price target is trimmed from 425p to 400p, with a 34p cut driven by a widening pension deficit offset by marginal upgrades elsewhere.

Meanwhile in the US, growth slowed sharply in the final quarter as weak business spending and a growing trade deficit offset strong consumer spending.

The stock market rose Thursday as an improvement in the nation's trade deficit offset a weaker-than-expected reading on jobs.

But there's a plan that does: the proposal from the Congressional Progressive Caucus, titled "Back to Work," which calls for substantial new spending now, temporarily widening the deficit, offset by major deficit reduction later in the next decade, largely though not entirely through higher taxes on the wealthy, corporations and pollution.

However, in Nanxiong, the highest cumulative RRs (except for those affecting residents < 75 years of age or females) were observed at lag0 13, after which they decreased slowly, suggesting a deficit offset for only part of the overall excess after 2 weeks of exposure.

A wider federal deficit offsets private retrenchment (see chart 9) but prolongs America's dependence on foreign savings.

Both exports and imports rose a bit, but exports rose more, and a slight increase in America's goods deficit was offset by a bigger rise in the services surplus.That goods deficit now stands at $51 billion, and it overwhelmingly represents two factors.

Robinson, whose height deficit is offset by an abundance of athleticism and hyperactive energy, is 14th, with 35,044.

The argument runs like this: 1. Fiscal contraction reduces output in the short run; this immediately means that part of the initial gain in terms of a lower deficit is offset by reduced revenue and higher safety-net spending.

Gian Maria Milesi-Ferretti, an economist at the International Monetary Fund, calculates that between 2002 and 2004 more than 75% of the increase in America's net foreign indebtedness caused by the current-account deficit was offset by changes in the value of external assets and liabilities as a result of the dollar's fall.

Double-entry bookkeeping ensures that this current account deficit is offset by a capital account surplus.