Sentence examples for effect offsetting from inspiring English sources

Many governors claim tax increases are ill-advised during a recession, but more experienced economists say it is better to raise taxes on the rich than to lay off workers and cut spending, in effect offsetting Washington's attempts at stimulus.

Administration officials argue that by lowering tariffs and other obstacles once again, they can to some extent counter the new costs of moving merchandise across borders that have arisen since Sept. 11, in effect offsetting new frictions by removing old ones.

Ivar's implemented the hike the day the law took effect, offsetting the cost with a menu price increase and telling customers they didn't need to tip.

Facebook will, in effect, offset its employees' tax bills by withholding a portion of their shares.

The Matlab program was utilized for development and testing of the new edge effect offset algorithm.

That total is 17 tons per year in the U.S., according to the World Bank — so the device would, in effect, offset the emissions of around 21 people.

A fundamental parameter in obtaining reliable ground deformation results is the determination of the edge effect offset.

The objective of this paper is to describe the methods implemented in updating the edge effect offset algorithm within SDPS.

Most were turned out in a low-key pastiche of hoodie or blazer with a T-shirt and jeans, their studiously scruffy effect offset by a roll-brim hat or muffler.

The value assigned to the edge effect offset corresponds to a virtual offsetting of boundary lines delineating the extracted panel to allow for roof cantilevering over the mined-out area.

Among women, the effect of the reduction in the size of the labor force (scale effect) offsets any substitution of formal wage employees for informal wage employees.