You can use net operating losses from prior years to offset the current year's profit.
I write to you in this state, a single article to explain – and offset – the many years of waste.
The study's news wasn't all bad: Polar bear survival ticked up again from 2008 to 2010, though not enough to offset the preceding years of population decline.
Companies are also under pressure to cut costs to offset the five-year decline in prices, which, perversely, may make the economy worse in the short term.
But $60,000 does little to offset the two-year-old program's cost, now approaching $1 million, and 1,200 cars are still being stored while the county attorney's office litigates ownership.
We used Poisson models for count data to compare rates of imaging studies in survivors versus controls, overall and by imaging modality, controlling for survivor status (survivor or control), malignancy type and socioeconomic status (SES), using an offset, the person-years of follow-up.
After years of steadily dropping, joblessness rose in one month enough to offset the whole prior year of declines.
It says the rise in Afghanistan's opium cultivation in 2006 offset the sixth successive year of decline in opium cultivation in south-east Asia.
Lydia Staiano, a spokeswoman for the East Quogue Civic Association, agreed that the owners of lavish summer homes help offset the taxes of year-round homeowners like her who are of more modest means.
In October, the Film Distributors Association FDADA) released a showreel of 47 of the biggest Christmas film releases, in a last-minute attempt to entice audiences back into cinemas at the end of the year and offset the 8% decline in box office takings on the year before.
