Sentence examples for offset a loss from inspiring English sources
As the lesson of Britain's crisis in 1976 demonstrates, good intentions are not enough to offset a loss of international investor confidence.
That offset a loss by Caterpillar, another Dow component, which fell after it forecast a 5percentto8percentcent drop in profits for 2001.
The Treasury is planning to offset a loss of revenue from duty collected on FOBTs by introducing a higher rate of tax on online gambling.
Winning Minnesota could help offset a loss in Michigan or Wisconsin, both states he won in 2016 but that present a steep challenge now.
In other words, he suggested, a network of doctors and hospitals could offset a loss of Medicare revenue by charging more to privately insured patients.
Other awards, which can be seen in full on ACE's website, include £116,000 to the Ikon Gallery in Birmingam, and £362,572 to the Nottingham Playhouse to offset a loss in income from trusts and foundations.
I've learned you cannot gauge what happens one year and expect the same thing to happen the next year". And, although fewer television programs are requesting to shoot at Indian Dunes, more producers of movies and commercials are using the property, just about offseting a loss in revenue, Rios said.
In addition, substantial annual variations in the reported unit costs on which the tariff is based mean that providers are discouraged from making decisions based on the cost-income balance of individual services, offsetting a loss in one service by a profit in another.
In the second quarter, Ford recorded a pre-tax loss of $1 billion, as strong results in Europe and South America failed to offset a $1.3 billion loss in Fords home market.
The wireless growth offset a 4.7percentt loss of the San Antonio company's landline customers.
To offset a steady loss of subscribers, AOL is now trying to reinvent itself with a free Internet portal.
