Sentence examples for offset the rebate from inspiring English sources

If lenders package the insurance with a lender rebate that covers all or most of the cost combined with a rate increase large enough to offset the rebate, the prospects are better.

"Over time," he said, "drug manufacturers would partially offset the rebates by charging higher prices for new drugs.

Mr. Obama had initially proposed to offset the rebates' expense with a new windfall-profits tax on oil companies, but the campaign indicated Monday that he would scrap that plan assuming that oil prices do not rise above about $80 a barrel.

Employers sponsoring pension schemes would also need to lower their benefits in order to offset the loss of the rebates.

He said Cablevision would be "issuing a rebate to offset the loss of these additional games," but did not say how the rebate would work.

The rebates are to offset the additional cost of installing energy-saving features.

Plug-in vehicles do come with a higher price tag, but tax credits and state rebates will help offset the upfront cost while annual fuel cost savings can amount to $750 to $1,200 a year.

Taxable income: Southern California property owners who received rebates to help offset the cost of replacing their grass lawns can expect to receive a 1099 tax form in the mail.

"This rebate will be enough to offset the increased cost of gas for a working family over the next four months," Mr. Obama told the crowd.

The city finance commissioner, Martha E. Stark, said yesterday that the $400 annual property-tax rebate approved in 2004 largely offset the effect of higher property-tax rates that took effect in 2003.

The arts sector wants such rebates to be higher to help offset the fall in public subsidies.