Sentence examples for growth is offset from inspiring English sources

Workers and investors feel good as they watch their wages and portfolios grow, even if the growth is offset by inflation.

But the obvious need for growth is offset by an equally clear desire to protect the heritage of a site that has been the club's only home since its formation in 1892.

"Maximum demand is forecast to remain flat across the outlook period, despite increased use and capacity of heating and air conditioning as growth is offset by energy efficiency and rooftop PV. "Projected energy efficiency savings by the year 2035 36 are expected to total around 27,000 GWh.

SG Cowen analyst Jack Romaine maintained a neutral view on Advanced Micro Devices, saying the stock "is already fairly valued" and "the potential for better-than-expected revenue growth is offset by risk that Fab 36 costs are higher than anticipated".

And lower productivity, of course, would counter the notion that productivity growth is offsetting inflationary pressures in the economy.

He said that the firm's revenue was up slightly in 2011, though growth was offset by increased expenses.

The strong customer dissatisfaction with commercial airlines and with the airport security problems that had been expected to bolster short-term private jet growth was offset by the bad economy, said Raymond Jaworowski, a senior aerospace researcher at Forecast International.

That growth was offset by a 7percentt decline in search advertising revenues on Yahoo-owned sites to $331 million.

Unemployment in France has declined more slowly than in most leading European economies, as a gradual recovery in economic growth and job creation is offset by the number of young people entering the labour force every year.

The decline in these countries is offset by growth elsewhere, particularly in Asia.

United, which had expected to grow 1 to 2 percent this year, now expects its consolidated capacity to be about flat in 2011 as growth on its international routes is offset by cuts in domestic flights, which are less profitable.