Sentence examples for elsewhere offsetting from inspiring English sources
Dow component Du Pont pleased the Street Tuesday with earnings rising by 8.5% on emerging-market growth and agricultural demand in Latin America and elsewhere, offsetting the U.S. slowdown.
Japan's merchandise trade surplus grew 41percentt in December, to 1.1 trillion yen $10.6 billionn), as strong exports to China and elsewhere offset the effect of the yen's appreciation.
The UNFCCC framework sees every country working to abate its domestic emissions or maybe reducing emissions elsewhere to offset them but not dealing with exports of fossil fuels and how they are used elsewhere.
With this in mind you should attempt to make savings elsewhere to offset it.
If lawmakers want to extend the credits, they would have to cut spending elsewhere to offset the amount.
While the loss came mostly among temporary workers, whose numbers have been shrinking for months, there was no longer enough growth elsewhere to offset this loss.
As for the Conservatives, for every seat Cameron's party loses to Labour, they will need to gain two from elsewhere to offset the loss.
The short-term benefits to local employment in these settings and in lower prices elsewhere cannot offset longer term issues about security of employment (jobs will move when labour is cheaper in other places).
I have heard from boys who are bewildered and confused by the online pornography that suggests they should be aggressive and even abusive in sexual relationships, and who haven't received any information elsewhere to offset these messages.
Some of those furthest from the mainland have long depended on a special VAT rate 30% lower than elsewhere, which offsets the high cost of having to ship basic everyday goods long distances.
The Guardian's partner Spiegel described this conflict in policy as follows: Every kilowatt hour of renewable energy frees up emissions allowances.These allowances are regrettably not discarded, but are instead sold and used elsewhere to offset pollution by the Spanish cement industry, Polish lignite plants and German steel mills, for example.
