Sentence examples for defray losses from inspiring English sources

The testing, he said, had shown that the trades would not defray losses in the same manner as a hedge.

Mr. Olson agreed to buy the hotel for $1.5 million as long as Perry paid his company $150,000 annually for seven years to help defray losses he anticipated in the first few years.

In Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York, lawmakers and regulators this year proposed requiring all insurance companies doing business in the states to set aside billions of dollars to help defray losses from future catastrophic storms.

The thin, browser-like Chrome OS is increasingly a popular option for hardware makers looking for a way to defray losses from the shrinking PC market, alongside Android, so it's not surprising to see more manufacturers come on board.

Frankly, every employee of these firms -- including U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson who made an obscene $800 million as head of Goldman Sachs before joining the cabinet -- should be sued on behalf of taxpayers to help defray losses they helped create.

Some say Mr Meinl's €100m bail, paid by a source in Liechtenstein, should be used to defray their losses.

Business interests of my extended family, voluntarily, agreed to pay the F.D.I.C. $460 million to help defray the losses at Superior despite the fact we had no legal duty to do so.

In 2008, Ms. Pritzker wrote that "I sincerely regret the closing of Superior Bank" and noted that her family's trusts were paying $460 million to help defray the losses "despite the fact we had no legal duty to do so".

The news for stations has been grim lately: without election advertisements to defray the losses in automotive ads, a cross section of station owners reported 20percentto30percentcent quarterly drops in revenue last week, suggesting that the local TV business is almost as weak as its print counterpart.

It wasn't the highest salary I've ever had or been offered but it was a lot better than what I'm making at the moment and would have done a good deal to defray the losses of the last four months where I received no pay since all I was doing was working on Blognation and of course you know how much that's made me….

To help defray those losses, some UC campuses began accepting more out-of-state students — who pay about $23,000 annually on top of the in-state tuition of $12,192.