Sentence examples for even offset from inspiring English sources

It might even offset whatever gains are made from the new £75,000 cap on care costs.

"For all of the spectacular growth of wireless data, it's still no better than a break even offset for the declines in wireless voice," Mr. Moffett said.

What is more, it can be carried forward for years until it is used up and can even offset up to $3,000 a year of ordinary income.

You can even offset gains on deemed sales with 2001 losses in excess of the $3,000 deductible against ordinary income.

It might even offset the generational injustice of the austerity years a bit, if wealth is transferred within families from elderly people largely protected from cuts to the more exposed young.

Gigwalk wouldn't even offset your AT&T bill.

Instacart COO Ravi Gupta will say that a bad day working in the on-demand economy can be plenty demoralizing even if offset by good well-paid days, and Instacart is going to be making some changes in order to even things out.

Even if offset projects do work as advertised, some environmentalists argue that they're still a bad idea.

"Even though offset by a welcome increase in the employment allowance, some will find the new national living wage challenging," he said.

Furthermore, the affront of having a whale so coddled in Icelandic waters would not even be offset by the comfort of cold cash, since Keiko would not be on display.

You can see that principle at work in the House Republican budget, which starts with dire warnings about the evils of deficits, then calls for tax cuts that would make the deficit even bigger, offset only by the claim to have a secret plan to make up for the revenue losses somehow or other.