Sentence examples for operations to offset from inspiring English sources

The bank also said it had set aside 478 million francs in its private banking operations to offset legal costs related to tax evasion charges in both the United States and Germany.

General Electric is the biggest presumptive winner from a provision that allows it to use tax credits earned in offshore manufacturing operations to offset profits from its financial services arm.

This could be one reason why Apple is looking to new services like News and its music operations: to offset the slowing growth in the now very-big App Store.

An increase in earnings from its retail and business banking operations failed to offset a drop in income at Barclays Capital.

In February, Barclays said in its annual results that an increase in earnings from its retail and business banking operations failed to offset a drop in income at its investment banking unit.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Cigna Corporation, a health insurer, said on Wednesday that fourth-quarter profit rose 13percentt as growth in its overseas business and in its group disability and life operations helped to offset a slight decline in health care earnings.

While GM's fast-growing China operations are helping to offset the automaker's problems in the United States, it ultimately will need to do better on its home turf to restore its financial health.

Rising income from admission fees, membership dues, and the museum's very substantial merchandising operations have helped to offset the lost governmental support, and the current, four-hundred-million-dollar fund drive has already raised more than half that amount, with a couple of years to run.

The paper then considers the strategies EGS operations have used to offset the "killer costs" of logistics for electronic commerce.

The lender said it expected restructuring costs of €1.1bn (£948m) as it combined business operations and cut costs to offset the impact of low loan demand and negative European Central Bank interest rates.

General Motors announced today that its profits fell slightly in the first quarter as an unexpected turnaround in its international operations was not enough to offset unusually heavy discounting in the United States and rising costs at its Hughes Electronics subsidiary.