Sentence examples similar to service is offset from inspiring English sources

H&R Block said Monday its fiscal second-quarter loss shrank as better sales for its off-season tax service were offset by losses in its banking division.

The indulgence inherent in the service was offset during the 50's by an approach called "total push," which obliged residents to get out of their pajamas, get dressed and go for walks, as if a strong dose of Calvinist rigor could cure patients who traced their lineage to the Mayflower.

This demonstrates that the additional costs of running the Saturday service were offset by a substantial saving over the duration of the rehabilitation admission.

The estimates also assumed that secretarial and administrative staff costs for the novel and standard service models were approximately equal, with the support for additional clinics in the novel service being offset by that for obtaining family history forms from all patients and the higher nonattendance rate in the standard service.

Low formalization and strong autonomy regarding delivery of services is offset by strict financial discipline and formalized business planning.

Weak performance in British Gas business and direct energy services was offset by good results elsewhere in the group," it said in a statement.

But that is offset by the personal service he receives.

The raunchiness is offset by traditional tropes.

The printing is offset and full-color.

This is offset by their efficiency.

The welcome news about service companies was offset by a report that employers cut 84,000 private sector jobs last month.