Sentence examples for some offsetting from inspiring English sources

Even after some offsetting surpluses, the NHS is heading for a net deficit of £620m.

A similar proposal for some offsetting strictures on tax cuts was passed in the Senate with the help of Republican moderates.

To be sure, both the House and the Senate bills include some offsetting revenue raisers on the corporate side, mostly by limiting various types of deductions.

At the same time, though, the 2003 Navigator is heavier and more stiff than the 1999 Navigator, factors which could have some offsetting effect.

The one positive from this is that this will help to dampen inflationary pressures, which means that monetary policy can be kept ultra loose and therefore provide some offsetting support for the economy.

And the strong pound may be providing some offsetting benefits, with average purchase prices paid by manufacturers falling for the second successive month, driven in part by lower import costs.

"Energy stuff is giving you some offset," Mr. Bleustein said.

Regulators agree that this already merits some offset against a capital charge.

Increases in the female state pension age do provide some offset to these costs for the exchequer.

As the offset market grows, some offset companies have enough capital to invest in projects speculatively: they fund an offset project and then sell the carbon savings once the cuts have actually been made.

Some offset is given for the north-south component.