Sentence examples for offsetting increased from inspiring English sources

The company's cable channels, including ESPN, surged as usual with higher advertising revenue and subscriber fees offsetting increased costs.

If this were the case relative to the employers of professionals we would observe a greater teacher wage penalty with a partially offsetting increased benefits advantage.

The project coordination cost (B) per vaccinated-child was higher in Year 2 than Year 1, ($32.33 vs. $25.35), more than offsetting increased efficiencies in other costs (Table  2).

The question therefore arises whether a cut in public funding of medical research might prompt any offsetting increased donations by the public to medical research charities, or not, or whether it might even lead to the public being less willing to donate to medical research.

Those savings would help offset increased spending on product development and promotions.

The steady elimination of public sector jobs has offset increased hiring in the private sector for more than two years.

Third-quarter income at Campbell Soup fell 21percentt as higher marketing expenses and more infrastructure investment offset increased sales of its expanded European dry soup and sauces business.

The improvement helped offset increased investment in energy-saving technology, including a decision to sell only LED bulbs in its lighting range.

The flat reading was a result of a drop in energy and food prices, which more than offset increased prices for cars, paper products and books.

Today Mr. Le Floch-Prigent hopes the benefits of falling oil prices will offset increased United States competition from the lower dollar.

The degree to which team-based care will increase panel size and offset increased cost is unknown.