Sentence examples for offset setbacks from inspiring English sources

This casual-cool clothing retailer is ringing up strong sales in Europe, enough to offset setbacks in the U.S. and Australia.

But today, the company is announcing an acquisition of a wireless enterprise startup that speaks to how it wants to grow other areas of its business to offset setbacks like this, as well as the larger overall slowdown in handset sales globally.

A nascent housing recovery was offset by setbacks in manufacturing.

The 8.4percentt growth in advertising revenue for the newspaper group in the fourth quarter did not offset the setbacks of earlier months; overall advertising revenue at the group declined 1percentt for the year, to $1.85 billion.

These gains will more than offset political setbacks if green innovations are actually widely deployed.

In general, if you aren't convinced the other options or strategies are better than saving more to offset the setback, then pursue the savings route.

These setbacks were partly offset by increases in consumer spending and business investment, especially in housing.

Its slender towers rise straight up without setbacks and are offset from one another in both directions.

In the Soviet golden years the Olympiad was decided by game points, which meant that, if they had a rare setback, they could offset it by crushing other teams 4-0 or 3.5-0.5 3.5-0.5

That setback is partially offset by the news that James Milner will make his first start in a Villa shirt since joining from Newcastle last month, with Carlos Cuéllar, another summer acquisition, also expected to feature.

Each packet contains a heartfelt plea for more aid than the college offered initially, to offset the impact of recent job losses, plunges in home values or other financial setbacks.