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"My best guess," Mr. Beck said, "is that the economic restraints are going to be offset by the rigidities of the sentencing laws of the 1990's, which required longer sentences.

But the $1.4 billion increase that the Legislature is seeking is almost certainly going to be offset, because legislative leaders will seek to lower the governor's estimates of what certain programs will cost.

And, second, if it looks like a giveaway, it is almost certainly going to be offset by savings elsewhere (possibly from the welfare budget after 2015, because Osborne will today be announcing the welfare cap he is going to impose restricting the amount a future government can spend on non-pension welfare spending).

"It's important to remember that going forward much of that concentration of wealth is going to be offset by the growth of a middle class in emerging markets," he said.

"I think you're going to find less doctors feeling comfortable with cannabis, and if that's the result, the increased access by allowing home growing is going to be offset by fewer doctors feeling like prescribing," said Levy.

"I don't think by any means that these are going to be offsetting big chunks of our food supply," Ackerman said.

I have absolutely no doubt at all that Carney agrees that the trade deficit (OK, actually the current account one) is always going to be exactly offset by the capital account surplus--that balance of payments does balance after all.

To GreenBiz, he said this: "It's our hunch that all these sustainability innovations put together are not going to be enough to offset the continued increase in our human footprint that comes from this tie to growth".

To GreenBiz_,_ he said this: "It's our hunch that all these sustainability innovations put together are not going to be enough to offset the continued increase in our human footprint that comes from this tie to growth".

Any abuses that might arise as a consequence of unequal power relationships are going to be more than offset by the benefits of keeping everyone responsible for themselves and accountable to those they work with.

We knew the industrial sector was going to be weak but we hoped this would be offset by services.