Sentence examples for hired to offset from inspiring English sources

Female sportscasters are being hired to offset the machismo of motormouth male announcers and linemen-turned-analysts with 20-inch necks stuffed into outsize Zegna suits.

Firms would get a $5,000 credit for each new worker hired, and money to offset payroll-tax expenses from increased wages or hours worked.But since the release of the budget things have quickly come apart, wrecked on the treacherous shoals of the Senate.

April 2013 - Peter Humphrey hired to investigate.

An external company (Hydrozone Environmental Ltd) was hired to perform the fumigation.

Some, including the 32-year-old Thelma Hill Performing Arts Center in Brooklyn, have hired professional fund-raisers to offset potential city cuts.

The head count was 2,642 in September, as cutbacks in home video and other areas were offset by hiring to create an international distribution system to replace one that had been shared with Universal Pictures.

The tax credit is not large enough to offset the costs of hiring.

"Companies are not hiring 22-year-olds who are healthy to offset the costs of the 58-year-old with diabetes and heart disease".

County Executive Robert J. Gaffney of Suffolk County froze county hiring yesterday and the purchase of vehicles to offset an anticipated $25 million shortfall in mandatory contributions to the state's pension fund.

Earlier this year, Cardenas also proposed a new "security fee" Chicago residents would pay to offset the cost of hiring new police officers.

Cutting prices and hiring more store staff has so far failed to offset the impact of the horsemeat scandal, together with tough competition from discount stores such as Aldi and ongoing difficulties with Tesco's non-food ranges.