Sentence examples for offset this loss from inspiring English sources

The hope that private investment accounts will fully offset this loss is a dream.

While the loss came mostly among temporary workers, whose numbers have been shrinking for months, there was no longer enough growth elsewhere to offset this loss.

Although his trampling of the constitution has prompted a cut in Western aid, donations from Mr Chávez, said to amount to some $400m a year, have more than offset this loss.

The provision, enacted as part of the economic recovery plan, enables small businesses with a net operating loss in 2008 to elect to offset this loss against income earned in up to five prior years, instead of the usual two-year limit.

It took until 1958 to offset this loss and reach the same animal levels as those 30 years earlier.

The panel noted that while we may see reductions of up to 40-50% in the number of VC funds in the United States, international funds will help offset this loss.

Offsetting this loss will require raising the OReGO tax to 1.8 cents-per-mile and the gas tax to 37 cents-per-gallon.

A devaluation, if it occurs, will reduce the foreign exchange value of the sterling assets; but the profit that the owner makes from selling sterling forward and buying it back at a cheaper rate will be an offset to this loss.

In a statement, a spokesman said: " Our aim is not to block this nationally-significant development, but to ensure that if approved it can go ahead without breaching conservation laws and where it damages the protected site, adequate new habitat is provided to offset the loss of this sensitive, vital piece of our natural environment.

Let Glendale's politicians approve yet another huge condo development project or two and their increased tax base will more than offset the loss of this ADA money.

From this observation, some have argued compensation for the country of origin was needed to offset the loss of this important and critical human capital [ 84].