Sentence examples for services offset from inspiring English sources

Sales declines for Sprint wireless services offset gains for navigation systems, video gaming, digital cameras and media storage.

Again, an inflation of Irish exports, in this case of services, offset by increased investment income paid abroad.

The pace of Brazil's expansion unexpectedly slowed in the first quarter as lower growth in services offset a surge in industrial production.

Stronger demand for its equity capital markets services offset a drop in its advisory and debt capital markets business, it said.

While the US trade deficit in the first quarter of 2017 was approximately US$65 billion a month, the surplus in services offset a third of it.

As millions of jobs in technically demanding work--programming computers, setting up communications systems, for example--were created, business services offset slower growth or job losses in manufacturing.

Some newcomers contribute more in tax than they receive in services, offsetting much of the drag from those who are net recipients of public benefits.Others worry that emigration by talented people may hurt the economies they leave behind.

In addition, substantial annual variations in the reported unit costs on which the tariff is based mean that providers are discouraged from making decisions based on the cost-income balance of individual services, offsetting a loss in one service by a profit in another.

The solution, Mr. DiCristofaro and other United Way executives say, is simple: Charge companies and governments a fee for United Way services to help offset the loss of phantom revenue.

Tens of thousands of people receive state-backed services to help offset the disorders' disabling effects, which include sometimes severe learning and social problems, and the diagnosis is in many ways central to their lives.

The Sprint Nextel Corporation reported Wednesday that its quarterly revenue increased for the first time in three years, as improvements in Sprint-branded and prepaid service offset the continued flight of subscribers.