Sentence examples for offsetting the decline from inspiring English sources

None of this has come anywhere near offsetting the decline in orders.

Demand for jet fuel and truck fuel rose, offsetting the decline in gasoline.

FMCG sales increased by 11.0%, more than offsetting the decline from the retail operation.

Total advertising fell by just 1% to £11.2m, with growth in digital advertising almost offsetting the decline in print.

But the country's trade surplus with countries not in the European Union has risen, offsetting the decline within the euro zone.

Offsetting the decline in business credit were loans to consumers, which rose 2.8 percent in June after rising 2.6 percent in May, the E.C.B. said.

At the same time, a vast majority experienced double-digit growth in Hispanic population, more than offsetting the declines in seven counties and many smaller cities and towns.

Rising personal incomes have increased demand for the banks' long-term savings products, credit cards and car loans, offsetting the declining margins banks now earn on corporate lending.

U.S. economic activity is in a bottoming-out process, with increased auto production offsetting the declines in services.

"Although there is pressure on voice service revenues per customer, wireless data revenue growth has been more than offsetting the declines," the ratings service said.

But the strong performance of AOL Time Warner's other divisions offset the decline at America Online.