Sentence examples for offset the gains from inspiring English sources

They could sell some losers to offset the gains on the home sales.

The team expressed concern, however, that further studies might find that increased prescribing for newer antibiotics has offset the gains.

But this is unlikely to offset the gains of the conservatives, and a coalition with the PSOE would then be out of the question.

Those just above the new threshold would be no better off after the 20p starting rate of tax had offset the gains from a higher personal allowance.

The older ones, on the other hand, suffered as a result of the mixing, but not enough to offset the gains of the younger students.

Such dramatic Labour losses north of the border could easily offset the gains Ed Miliband hopes to make in England and Wales and potentially put Downing Street beyond his reach next year.

Senior managers, including Mr. Parseghian, approved a strategy that included selling and repurchasing some bonds in its portfolio, a transaction that had no economic effect but created a one-time loss to offset the gain.

These results suggest that the increase in the external risk with increasing weight might offset the gain in internal risk.

home offered a novel solution: Werness could offset the gain by donating a rental house he owned to New Life Corp. of America, a charity.

Led by Chief Executive Roger K. Deromedi Roger K. Deromedi, the food- and snack-maker subsid also had news Thursday which may partially offset the gain: Kraft said it will sell its Milk-Bones business to comestible rival Del Monte for some $580 million.

Even if ABS purchases were to create a loss, the loss would be unlikely to offset the gain from the ECB's other purchase programs.