Sentence examples for offset the shortfall from inspiring English sources
But industry executives and analysts said that lower prices should increase demand more than enough to offset the shortfall.
To offset the shortfall from diminishing parent contributions, students shouldered a larger share of college costs from their own savings and through the borrowing of federal student loans.
To be sure, the Federal Reserve has tried to speed things up by slashing interest rates and pumping money into the bond markets (otherwise known as quantitative easing), but its efforts haven't been enough to offset the shortfall in demand.
Since exports to America and Japan account for over one-quarter of the group's GDP, efforts to offset the shortfall can do only so much.Consider Singapore's economy, which is geared towards trade, property and financial services.
Though advertising has slumped in Germany, Axel Springer has been able to offset the shortfall by raising the price of publications like Bild, which sells more than three million copies.
BMO Capital Markets analyst Keith Bachman noted that he was disappointed with iPhone sales but added that strength in Apple's other products offset the shortfall.
And pressure is rising on the Obama administration and Congress to offset the shortfalls by authorizing more stimulus spending — enough to bring the national unemployment rate down from the present 10percentt.
Christopher Molluso, chief of staff to State Senator Caesar Trunzo, Republican of Brentwood, said the senator received a letter last week from Robert J. Gaffney, the county executive and also a Republican, asking his help in offsetting the shortfalls.
But these were designed to offset the expected shortfall in revenue in 2004 before the extra tax cuts were announced.
He said the prime minister would have to cut state spending even more to offset the revenue shortfall and meet an E.U.-I.M.F.
To offset the new shortfall, Mr. Cuomo said that he was proposing that the state cut $120 million from the budget of the Office for People with Development Disabilities, and an additional $380 million from Medicaid programs.
