Sentence examples for offsetting the impact from inspiring English sources

Social and family breakdown is high, offsetting the impact of high incomes and low unemployment.

Provided the markets remain calm, there is hope that interest rates can remain low, offsetting the impact of public spending cuts and tax increases.

A feminist-focused syllabus should teach young people to recognise these stereotypes for what they are, and to form their own opinions, offsetting the impact of media stereotyping.

Among the risers RSA Insurance is up 8.6p at 426.6p as the company reported a 1% year on year rise in first quarter net premiums, offsetting the impact of low interest rates and adverse currency movements.

It studied the impact of fare increases of 23.4percentand44.2percentcent, and concluded that a fare increase in the 25percentt range would be the "most neutral action" in offsetting the impact of the expansion on medallion values.

A generous explanation is that a regime fearful of approaching crisis wants to avoid an Egyptian scenario by co-opting the most active part of the population and offsetting the impact of Mr Putin's likely return as president.

"High oil prices and a sharp rebound in European refining margins fueled the earnings increase, more than offsetting the impacts of the falling dollar and continued weakness in chemicals," the chairman, Thierry Desmarest, said.

Cost-cutting efforts by the company offset the impact of the weak global economy.

Those declines in prices helped to offset the impact of the downturn on consumers.

In normal times the Federal Reserve could offset the impact of spending cuts by reducing interest rates.

(Only about 32 cents would be needed to offset the impact on the environment).