Sentence examples for offsetting support from inspiring English sources

Marks & Spencer's price nosedived on January 9th after Britain's biggest clothing retailer reported tough trading conditions.As household spending sags, exports are unlikely to provide much offsetting support for economic growth because the international outlook has darkened again.

The one positive from this is that this will help to dampen inflationary pressures, which means that monetary policy can be kept ultra loose and therefore provide some offsetting support for the economy.

But offsetting support from the GOP isn't there.

[C4.] Stocks Mixed as High Oil Price Offsets Earnings Reports Stock prices were mixed as pressure from higher oil prices offset support from positive earnings reports.

That is predicted to offset support from lower oil prices, the recent euro depreciation, an easing in austerity programmes and more monetary policy support, which many economists expect to be unveiled this week after the European Central Bank's (ECB) latest meeting.

This will be followed by a review of the literature detailing the efficacy of psychosocial treatments for cancer patients, and a summary of the literature on medical cost offset, supporting the notion that psychosocial interventions are not only effective, but also economical.

These offsets support projects in developing countries that are intended to reduce emissions.

Richard Chesteen, a political scientist at the University of Tennessee at Martin, said that Mr. Ford's support in Memphis would more than offset the support in rural west Tennessee for General Clark and Mr. Edwards.

Unions in California have been able to offset eroding support in recent years by winning the backing of Hispanic workers through their strong advocacy of immigration rights.

Pro-trade analysts in Washington remain hopeful that most Republicans will welcome the overall liberalising effect of the deal despite their misgivings about specific industries, but the analysts acknowledge there may not be enough Democratic party converts to offset lost support on the right.

But after the vote for the assault weapons ban cost Democrats seats in 1994, red-state Democrats have steered clear of gun safety measures, judging that the political fury of opponents would not be offset by support from those who favor tighter controls.