Sentence examples for offset the trend from inspiring English sources

Online advertising grew by a healthy 17% year on year but the company admitted that this was "by no means suffficient to offset the trend in print".

These findings are likely to be generalisable to other high-income countries with contemporaneous increases in earlier elective deliveries, although other contemporaneous changes could offset the trend.

Policies that provide affordable housing in walkable areas with cleaner air can help to offset the trend of low-income households experiencing worse than average primary air pollution; access to employment and other opportunities is an important aspect of overcoming disadvantages faced by traditionally underserved groups.

The question facing community banks today is whether their current vogue can offset the abiding trend toward consolidation.

Many, like Mr. Herro's $753 million Oakmark International fund, or the $6.15 billion Oppenheimer Global fund and the $128 million Atlas Global Growth, beat or offset the downward trend by focusing more on undervalued, often old-economy, stocks.

Some of the more visible items on grocery shelves, including produce and dairy products, dropped sharply in recent weeks, but not enough to offset the general trend of rising prices.

It could have delayed some purchases, but it won't be enough to offset the overall trend.

Further adjustment for stage and smoking status offset the survival trend among all solid tumours.

But only a more dramatic drop in solar output – a so-called "super-minimum" – would offset the underlying warming trend.

Indeed, the post-crisis experience of quantitative easing has highlighted monetary policy's relative powerlessness to offset the global deflationary trend.

The results suggest that depending upon the climate mitigation scenarios, the vegetation change may accelerate or offset the anticipated warming trend of the 21st century.