Sentence examples for to offset it with from inspiring English sources

S.& P. treats that as an expense, but allows a company to offset it with actual earnings in its pension fund.

Outerlands exists to refute the surrounding gloom, or at least to offset it with fine food.

But for every positive moment, there has seemingly been a gaffe to offset it, with Friday's blunder the latest example.

Governments may then feel obliged either to challenge that stance, or to offset it with fiscal relaxation.

King's Speech: plucky, small-scale British outsider, with a ruthless eye for sentiment but smart enough to offset it with some wry, self-deprecating wit.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton had lost the North Carolina primary that evening and was eager to offset it with a win in Indiana.

The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) proposed a rise in MPs' pay to around £74,000 a year, but offset it with a crackdown on expenses.

Might as well offset it with a good one.

Terminating participation in the program will cost the district about $150,000, which officials hope to offset with increased participation with more appealing lunches, Spotlightnews.com reports.

The fund holds 50to7070 stocks and, because it seeks to offset gains with losses, distributed no capital gains in 1998 and 1999.

But the company told analysts it hoped to offset weak sales with higher sales of groceries and its new discounts for credit card holders.