Sentence examples for goods offset from inspiring English sources

Also on Wednesday, a report showed new orders received by factories unexpectedly rose 0.8 percent in October as demand for motor vehicles and a range of other goods offset a slump in defense and civilian aircraft orders.

We need a highly functional and amply funded government sector to invest in public goods, offset market failures, and provide social insurance.

We chuckle when we see one, and they make owners feel better about CO2 emissions (kind of carbon feel-good offsetting).

The infamous Schumer-Graham bill, which proposed a 27.5% tariff on all Chinese goods to offset the yuan's alleged undervaluation, was withdrawn last year.

The loans and discounts represent an economic lifeline to Belarus's president, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, helping his government to subsidize basic food items and imported goods to offset inflation and tamp down social unrest.

A survey by the business lobby group the CBI found that the dive in sterling, prompted by the vote to leave the EU, gave a strong boost to exports of manufactured goods that offset uncertainty in the domestic market.

Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations thinks that exports of 60 billion cubic metres a year would yield revenue of $20 billion, though higher imports of other goods would offset the benefit to the trade balance.Downstream benefitsThe biggest beneficiaries of the fibre-optic boom a decade ago were not the sellers of cheap bandwidth, but its users.

The survey by the business lobby group the CBI of manufacturers found that the dive in sterling, prompted by the vote to leave the EU, gave a strong boost to exports of manufactured goods that offset uncertainty in the domestic market.

This kind of moral licensing do-gooding to offset wrongdoing—is not unusualicensing do-gooding

With interest rates as high as they are, it would be good to offset this through a tax reduction that allows us to retain more for investment.

Some good moments offset by bad.