Sentence examples for offsetting changes from inspiring English sources

Unless there are offsetting changes in employment rates and productivity, falling numbers of workers will drag down economic growth.

Offsetting changes in allowances will make that revenue-neutral, but a new bank levy will raise just over £1 billion next year and over £2 billion a year from 2012-13 (see article).The chancellor retained the tax increases already planned by Labour, but took steps to mitigate the rise in national-insurance contributions (NICs) next April.

However, the changes in the WHO TEF values between 1993 and 1998 result in offsetting changes in estimates of TEQ (approximately a 15% increase in estimates of PCDD/PCDF TEQ, and a similar decrease in PCB TEQ estimates at the mean because of the changes in TEF values between the two versions of the TEF system).

However, parameter c is a function of r, which in turn is a function of μ; hence, a change in μ can introduce offsetting changes in r and c.

The household and corporate sectors provide the majority of the offsetting change, with household net lending moving from a deficit of 1.2% of GDP in 2014 to a larger deficit of 3.7% of GDP in 2018".

The implication is that the government can manipulate "injections" and "leakages" so as to offset changes in private investment.

The alliance rejects the notion that a richer contract is necessary to offset changes in the industry that make life harder for actors.

*Mr Minsky had a range of solutions, including a job guarantee scheme and a government budget big enough to offset changes in private investment spending.

The firm's costs are in sterling, as are its prices, which are not adjusted to offset changes in exchange rates.

While timing offset changes linearly for successive symbols, synchronizers may fail to track this time-varying delay.

It is shown that the band offset changes significantly as a function of biaxial and uniaxial strain, opening an avenue for band offset engineering.