Sentence examples for substantially offset from inspiring English sources

A system that recovers heat from the city's sewage network will substantially offset heating costs.

Yet that factor has been substantially offset in recent years as high farm prices encouraged farmers to plant more acreage.

Growth in its ground and international-domestic express units and from a postal service deal was "substantially offset by a continued decline in U.S. domestic express shipments," FedEx said.

Modelling indicates that SRM methods, if realizable, have the potential to substantially offset a global temperature rise, but they would also modify the global water cycle, and would not reduce ocean acidification.

"Investors have been conditioned by higher bond yields going into both bear markets in the last decade to believe that bonds will substantially offset stock declines," Mr. Benningfield added.

I demonstrate the importance of benefit incidence analysis by showing that the intended cost reductions of tax-based federal student aid are substantially offset by institutional price increases for a sample of 4-year colleges and universities.

But there are, she points out, realistic ways of substantially offsetting your costs.

The company put this improvement down to 32% year-on-year growth in digital revenue in the final two months of 2013, along with growth in printing and "other" income substantially offsetting a marginal decline in circulation and print advertising.

It is plausible that the roughly two-fold increase in SHBG with CEE substantially offsets the corresponding large increase in serum estrogens in their effects on breast ductal epithelial cells.

"The income from Asia/Oceania would need to be increased substantially to offset the likelihood of loss of revenue in Europe".

The offer is expensive, the company said, but is offset substantially by efficiencies in operations.