Sentence examples for offset the lost from inspiring English sources

Alexico will need such proceeds to offset the lost condo revenue.

The city said it would offset the lost parkland by creating an even bigger natural area nearby.

If Wen pulls out of the market, Bernanke can simply increase his purchases to offset the lost demand.

Mr. Armstrong, 40, is trying to remake AOL into a media powerhouse to offset the lost revenue from a steadily dwindling Internet access business.

In either case, the MTA would offset the lost capacity with shuttle busses, increased service on other train lines, and ferry boats across the East river.

Mr. Schröder insists the government will offset the lost tax revenue through cuts in subsidies and the sale of stakes in state-owned companies.

Only two teams have qualified for the playoffs after losing 10 consecutive games: the 1951 New York Giants and the 1982 Atlanta Braves, each of whom also enjoyed long winning streaks during the season to offset the losing stretches.

Mr. Obama was similarly vague last winter when he called for lowering the corporate tax rate to 28 percent from 35 percent — offsetting the lost revenues by closing loopholes that he did not specify.

But daily or upon-entry tourist taxes we've seen so far haven't come close to offsetting the lost revenue from disincentivized tourists, who at the start of 2017 spent all-in nearly $700 per day in the US on transportation, souvenirs and other expenses according to the U.S. National Travel and Tourism Office.

Cuba will rescind the new phone tax once it has offset the money lost from its escrow account, he said.

While growing, these Web sales have not been enough to offset the cash lost to other media.