Sentence examples for largely offsetting from inspiring English sources

The pledges and receivables have since been substantially received in cash, largely offsetting the cash decline.

The latest plan, which calls for largely offsetting cuts in subsidies and tax transfers, merely moves money around while postponing reforms that would give local governments real freedom.

Mr. Mills of Credit Suisse says that A.D.M., Tate & Lyle and Corn Products International all have had big sales increases of high-fructose corn syrup in Mexico, largely offsetting their United States declines.

Mr. Formel, who lives in this rural town just south of Albany, says the insurance would cost him at least $10,000 a year, largely offsetting the $17,000 worth of electricity that he could produce to light and heat his home and run the sawmill once it was finished.

Funding for military research is set to increase by a whopping 39.5% to €507 million, largely offsetting a 52% drop in 2013.

This lack of influence of zX(g) upon Em reflects the fact that Na+/K+-ATPase activity is able to increase at more negative values of zX(g), thus largely offsetting the resultant increase in leak currents.

Fires represent a potentially large short-term release of carbon that is largely offset over longer time scales (decades) by the uptake of atmospheric carbon associated with forest regrowth.

But the burden for large corporations will probably remain unchanged, since proposed corporate tax cuts will be largely offset by levies imposed to help finance a job-creation plan that reduced the workweek to 35 hours from 40.

But the increases in those areas and others would be largely offset by cutbacks elsewhere.

Growth overseas has largely offset whatever revenue PSA has lost to its Malaysian competitor.

The tough market in Europe and Latin America was largely offset by strong performances in China and northern Asia.