Sentence examples for offsetting expansion from inspiring English sources

But the Commission should be urging those countries not suffering from a debt crisis to be engaged in offsetting expansion — not giving Germany a thumbs up when it has in fact been moving in the the wrong direction.

European twists The European mess is pretty well described by the story above, with the Sams mainly in the periphery and the Janets in the core; what we're getting is forced austerity in the periphery with no offsetting expansion in the core, and now everyone is shocked, shocked that the whole continent seems headed for recession.

World sugar production is forecast to increase only slightly in 2013/14, as falling outputs in the EU, the United States and the Russian Federation offset expansions in Thailand, India and South Africa.

It might not offset fiscal expansion dollar for dollar.

And pay-as-you-go rules forced lawmakers to offset any expansion in entitlement programs or tax relief with savings from the same areas of the budget.

Investors are closely watching AOL's worldwide subscriber numbers amid worry that slower growth in its dial-up service is not being offset by expansion of its high-speed service.

Austerity, in turn, led to much deeper slumps in the periphery — and because peripheral austerity was not offset by expansion in the core, the result was in fact a slump for the European economy as a whole.

Our results show that an optimal Si amount is needed in the composite so as to fully promote underused LTO capacity in a stable state while cyclized PAN not only improves conductivity, reaction kinetics and charge transfer resistance of the electrode through its turbostratic transition, but to much extent acts as a resilient binder to offset volumetric expansion caused by Si.

"This new attention to sustaining the economic expansion and offsetting unintended restrictions in credit availability suggests that there is now less hope that the inflation premium in United States bond yields will be eliminated soon," said Richard Berner, an economist at Salomon Brothers.

Over all, factory closings by the Detroit automakers have lowered Canada's vehicle production from three million cars and trucks in 1999 to 2.1 million last year, despite offsetting factory openings and expansions by the Canadian arms of Toyota and Honda.

But so far, the loss of the catalog has not been offset by the expansion of the Web site.