Sentence examples for purposes to offset from inspiring English sources

"The better view and the correct view is that antitrust law does not allow for worthy purposes to offset the anticompetitive actions," he said.

He cautioned, however, that "our expectation is for a very muted bull market because the U.S. will not produce much in the way of capital gains realizations," in part because investors have so many losses they can use for tax purposes to offset future gains.

At Bar Boulud near Lincoln Center, the chipotle infused into tequila for the Pineapple Nectar cocktail ($14) also knows its place and purpose: to offset the pineapple's sweetness, not to burn out of control.

Selling out of losing investments inside of a taxable account allows you to realize both short-term and long-term capital losses, which you can use to offset gains for tax purposes.

One depressant, analysts said, has been the seasonal sales of losers for tax purposes, typically to offset gains taken previously.

He said this "profit pool" served two purposes: to help offset mounting costs that were a drain on the desk's profits, and to give him and his desk colleagues confidence to trade in the knowledge that they had a "cash buffer" to fall back on should they make losses.

That's the net effect when you take money that was provided for a specific purpose and use it to offset the impact of those tax breaks for the already-prosperous.

Sun would have been able to use those assets to offset future gains for tax purposes, but Sun determined it would not be making enough to use them all.

The whole purpose of insurance pooling is to offset risk, knowing that not everyone will utilize every service covered.

— Geoff, Alaska Geoff, the fact is that "community, spirit, artistry, and purpose" don't go very far to offset a dirty, loud, shabby room (which seems to be what you're getting dinged for).

15 Scenario 2 (air tightness+purpose-provided ventilation)—as for scenario 1 but with the addition of partially compensating purpose-provided ventilation (trickle vents and extraction fans) in all dwellings to offset some of the reduction in air exchange.