Sentence examples for means to offset from inspiring English sources
The recent economic crisis revived interest in financial transaction taxes (FTTs) as a means to offset negative risk externalities.
Many diary producers made the decision to construct these systems as a means to offset the growing costs of electrical energy as well as to gain the other benefits of anaerobically digesting manure.
The tax, backed by House Republicans, was supposed to serve as a means to offset any loss in revenue from corporate tax cuts but ran into opposition from major corporate interests, including retailers and automobile manufacturers.
The Brookings analysis assumes that those offsets would be achieved chiefly through reducing or altogether eliminating other tax breaks — like the mortgage interest tax deduction or the child tax credit — and does not factor in spending cuts as a means to offset lost tax revenue.
The analysis assumes that those offsets would be achieved chiefly through reducing or altogether eliminating other tax breaks — like the mortgage interest tax deduction or the child tax credit — and does not factor in spending cuts as a means to offset lost tax revenue.
John Springford, an expert on immigration at the Center for European Reform, based in London, said that while immigration had been initially welcomed by European policy makers as a means to offset Europe's aging population, the economic downturn in Britain and elsewhere after the financial crisis of 2008 had spread consternation that immigrants were taking away scarce jobs.
And they have blown the Social Security-tax surpluses meant to offset predictable future shortfalls.
It is part of a nationwide cost-cutting effort meant to offset projected losses.
That is meant to offset the historic imbalance in the workplace.
The development projects meant to offset the loss of the poppies didn't benefit people like him, Ahmad said.
The administration extended a key deadline for farmers to apply for bailout funds meant to offset struggles from tariffs.
