Sentence examples for to be offsetting from inspiring English sources

Price decreases in many industries appear to be offsetting some of the increases in energy costs, however.

"We would like, within the next three to five years, to be offsetting those costs 100percentt".

Premiums are subject to many competing pressures, but, in several states, competition appears to be offsetting factors that might push rates up.

As was the case early in the campaign, Mr. Bush's personality seems to be offsetting his narrower issues base and Mr. Gore's advantage in expertise.

How he generated these returns was always a mystery — he claimed to be offsetting the downside risks of his stock purchases by selectively using options to hedge the portfolio.

Analysts at Investec moved from hold to sell, saying: Uncertain macros look to be offsetting Euro football/Olympics boost, with seemingly gravity-defying TV advertising now coming under pressure - we see risk to consensus forecasts.

There's plenty of imbalance to be offset elsewhere, too.

Sometimes, the housing needs to be offset; not the biodiversity.

Furthermore, offsetting companies cannot agree on how much carbon is emitted and needs to be offset.

"It has to be offset or it's a bit of a demographic time bomb".

Clearly this has to be offset against the insecurity of constantly having to find new work.