Sentence examples for little offsetting from inspiring English sources

For Scandinavian countries, Hibbs and Locking (1996) and Holden (1998) find that increases in nationally negotiated wage have little offsetting effect on wage drift.

Though the price dropped to $40 a barrel in the aftermath of the banking crash, it has recovered strongly and ranks as a huge cost to the UK economy, with comparatively little offsetting income from the declining gas and oil businesses of Aberdeen.

It is worth noting that in the test setup we encountered a frequency offset of the second stream of around 500 Hz, while there was very little offset on the first stream (less than 10 Hz).

My little offset spatula.

This indicated that there was very little offset error in the accelerometer measurement, and there was very strong agreement between the two data sets.

She said it would do little to offset the increasing costs faced by pensioners.

A £50 bung by shifting eco obligations does little to offset that.

The networks, then, are realising that their own, unprofitable cable ventures will do little to offset the fragmentation of both audiences and advertising dollars.

But the relatively cool year in some parts of the Arctic does little to offset the long-term trend of the last 30 years: the Arctic is warming rapidly".

The strikes do little to offset widespread public frustration with taxis, one of several unreliable and inefficient methods of transportation here.

But it said those savings were too little to offset the huge demand for water for fracking in the coming years.