Sentence examples for offset benefit from inspiring English sources

So the living wage – as opposed to Osborne's new NLW – is itself likely to have to rise to offset benefit cuts.

The department also is considering whether to impose countervailing duties against the Korean products, to offset benefits of subsidies.

(REUTERS DUKE ENERGYY posted lower fourth-quarter profit yesterday as a decline in real estate earnings offset benefits from the company's purchase of a peer, Cinergy.

The company said that the double-digit drop in earnings for the full year was due to a change in "sales mix", restructuring costs and writedowns from underperforming investments which offset benefits from operating cost savings.

Nevertheless, attempts to restore to historical (pre-industrial) states allowing for natural floodplain processes can have both ecological and carbon offset benefits, as well as additional abiotic benefits such as flood attenuation and water quality improvements.

Phat et al. [18] developed management scenarios and estimated carbon offset benefits from both carbon accrued through regeneration and growth of trees in residual stands.

Phat et al. [ 18] developed management scenarios and estimated carbon offset benefits from both carbon accrued through regeneration and growth of trees in residual stands.

"We don't think it's good public policy to constrain competition in the absence of really strong evidence that the constraint has an offsetting benefit," Mr. Ellig said.

The point is that the cost is not that high, provided that there is an offsetting benefit.

Indeed, the FBI's repeated — leaving law-abiding individuals shouldering all of the burdens on liberty, without any offsetting benefit to public safety.

Thus, protectionism forces both retail consumers and companies that use the product as an input to pay higher prices without even a guaranteed offsetting benefit of saved jobs.