Sentence examples similar to offsetting escalating from inspiring English sources
It is also part of a wave of patent expirations on brand-name drugs in the United States that consumers, insurance companies, employers and hospitals are counting on to help offset escalating drug costs.
Pentagon Plans to Reduce F/A-22 Fighter Program To offset escalating deficits and the growing costs of the war in Iraq, the Pentagon said that it planned to sharply cut the Air Force's F/A-22 aircraft program.
In 1997, he supplied liquidity again to offset the escalating Asian financial crisis.
Rather than increasing its computer prices to offset the escalating chip costs, analysts said Atari chose to accept lower profit margins.
"The alliance appears to be a strategically defensive move to share vehicle architecture-related expenses in an attempt to offset the intensifying competitive pressures and escalating costs facing the auto industry over the next decade.
Escalating sports content costs make it more difficult for cost cuts at BT to offset any competitive impact.
Although the Council wants to offset the cost with government grants and other sources, Mr. Sanders predicted it would add to already escalating water bills.
The United States and Soviet Union spent prodigiously, escalating our respective nuclear arsenals, until rationality told each of us that all we did was offset one another, and risk mutual destruction.
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