Sentence examples for offsetting rise from inspiring English sources

Unless there is an offsetting rise in productivity or employment rates, GDP growth will suffer because there will be fewer workers.

Australian robbery and break-in rates have fallen since 1996 (Australian gun-murder rates fell sharply too, with no offsetting rise in other homicides).

After all, if there's 100 percent crowding out, there must also be 100 percent crowding in — slashing government spending must lead to an offsetting rise in private spending.

The city cited increases in crime rates, more gang activity, higher spending on bilingual education at its public schools and on health care, and various other expenses, with no offsetting rise in tax revenues.

Thus, the relatively modest gains in stock and nonstock assets combined with the offsetting rise in household debt meant that the 1990's were far less generous to typical households than business-page headlines often suggest".

The results in Table 2 suggest that after the ADAAA went into effect on January 1 , 2009 morbidly obese men have seen a decline in employment without an offsetting rise in labor market participation.

Inflationary tendencies have directed attention to stocks as a means of offsetting rising prices.

Admittedly, this is partly due to declining employment in old state enterprises offsetting rising employment in new, export-oriented firms.

The government faces pressure to crack down on companies offsetting rises in basic pay by removing other benefits.

However, new research shows that the thawing also fosters the growth of plants that suck up carbon, potentially offsetting rising methane emissions.

They called for higher rents to offset rising operating costs.