Sentence examples for price is offset from inspiring English sources

The price is offset somewhat by federal tax credits of $7,500 (subject to the buyer's income) ; some states also exempt E.V.'s from sales tax and offer further rebates.

“But the high price is offset by higher-than-expected synergies and lower-than-expected penalty fees to exit V&S’ existing distribution deals.” Pernod, which has a distribution deal with Russian Vodka brand Stolichnaya, has long looked to add vodka to a portfolio that includes Chivas Regal and Mumm Champagne (See: Pernod Ricard Bubbly On Stoli Deal).

But that price is offset by subsidies in some cases, and there's also the fact that it doesn't have a maintenance-heavy internal combustion engine at the core of the powertrain, and it also doesn't have fuel costs which will add to the savings over the lifetime of the bus on a rolling basis.

The company declared that the $425 million acquisition price was offset by $145 million in cash it has.

For BP, a higher oil price was offset by asset sales to pay for the repercussions from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

But its boatload of features and attractive interface — not to mention reasonable price — are offset by a few flaws.

Linezolid's higher drug price was offset by lower outpatient medical costs, specifically the cost of OPAT, PICC utilization and complications, and laboratory monitoring for vancomycin.

Energy prices declined by a less-than-expected 0.2%, as lower petrol prices were offset by increases in the cost of natural gas and electricity.

For the quarter, earnings from operations remained nearly unchanged at $267 million as higher selling prices were offset by a 2percentt drop in the number of cigarettes sold, higher charges from lawsuit settlements and increased promotional spending.

Increases in energy prices were offset by a drop in food costs.

A fall in petrol prices was offset by a reduced seasonal drop in air fares, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.