Sentence examples for sufficiently to offset from inspiring English sources
Institutional investors reasoned at that time that the dividends on a diversified pool of equities would grow sufficiently to offset the loss in immediate income.
This is largely the result of unions' failure to organize new members sufficiently to offset losses as unionized plants closed and employers opposed new union inroads.
But even if the minimum wage were raised sufficiently to offset the withdrawal of tax credits, transferring more of the cost of labour from taxpayers to employers would be the wrong strategy.
"We still expect revenue from Lumia smartphones to grow over time but not sufficiently to offset a rapid decline in revenue from Symbian-based smartphones over the next few quarters," S.& P. said in a research note.
TODAY's recommended economics writing:Tim Duy makes a point I hadn't really considered before, though I should have:The risk is that the Fed commits a policy error by not allowing the balance sheet to contract sufficiently to offset any increase in inflationary pressures.
They need to increase net interest margins sufficiently to offset rising loan losses.
But in each case the strikes did not go forward, because senior policymakers did not regard the intelligence as sufficiently actionable to offset their assessment of the risks.
During emplacement of thrust sheets, subsidence rates in proximal areas of the basin were sufficiently high to offset any low-order base-level falls, resulting in the deposition of a conformable fluvial succession.
So long as the march of technological progress continues, humanity should continue to find ways to do more with less.A second possibility is that growth will continue, but the costs of climate change will be sufficiently large to offset any gains.
Kurita certainly hasn't been able to capitalize on booming Asian markets for clean water – or at least sufficiently so to offset its heavy exposure to the Japanese market.
The change in this component is sufficiently large to offset both the opposite-direction changes on other components and the opposite-direction change of the index due to dropping of the Rigidity of Employment component.
