Sentence examples for offset the weakening from inspiring English sources
But this should not hurt GDP growth too much because other factors should help offset the weakening.
BEIJING — China imports rose sharply in October while export growth continued to slow, according to data released Thursday that suggest robust domestic demand could offset the effects of weakening demand for Chinese goods in Europe and elsewhere.
For vulnerable countries, the high ambition of the 1.5C goal was offset by the weakening of the agreement when it came to dealing with irreparable damage of climate change.
The company used the announcement to say credit conditions had deteriorated "beyond our expectations," and thus the settlement funds would be a great source of recurring funds to offset the bottom-line damage from the weakening economy.
"We are in the worst trading environment the industry has ever faced and must take action to offset the combined effects of the continuing global economic downturn, weakened consumer confidence and high fuel prices," British Airways said in a statement.
"Strong export growth, which has hitherto helped offset the contraction in domestic demand, has of late started to decrease reflecting weakening demand from the rest of the euro area".
If South Korea can't develop new businesses to offset the decline of its debt-bloated conglomerates, its tiger economy may weaken in the face of competition from China in export markets.
Traditionally by this point in an economic cycle, a weakening currency would make American goods less expensive in foreign markets, helping offset the slump at home by bolstering demand from abroad and elevating corporate profits.
The sunlight-limiting strategy would indeed weaken the Asian monsoon, the paper found, but not enough to offset the other benefits of the approach.
Aslam said protein producers could see their prices fall as export markets weaken due to the worldwide credit crisis but the drop in grain prices will help offset the export weakness.
