Sentence examples for trying to defray from inspiring English sources

Battling College Costs, a Paycheck at a Time As the nation's collective student loan balance hits $1 trillion and continues to rise, many students are trying to defray some of the costs.

While many students are trying to defray some of the costs, few can actually work their way through college in a normal amount of time without debt and little or no need-based financial aid unless they have an unusual combination of bravery, luck and discipline.

Alternately, states could try to defray pension costs from their operating budgets.

Mr Duda has tried to defray such anxieties, but he must also play to the more nationalist voices in the PiS.

ORLANDO, Fla .— For years, sports teams have tried to defray the multimillion-dollar costs of their new stadiums by asking fans to pay thousands for personal seat licenses that entitle them to buy season tickets.

Samsung tried to defray any potential fallout of this by dropping its requests for said "injunctive relief" earlier this week.

Uber, for its part, tried to defray what it calls misinformation in the press ahead of the article being published, with a blog post that attempts to "set the record straight" and "demystify our recruiting efforts".

As the primary date neared, her lead began to dwindle under the charges, and she released additional tax returns from the 1980s to try to defray the attacks.

Over the past few months, some have tried to help defray Mr. Alvarez's expenses.

Both are trying to think of ways of defraying the cost, such as special levies on local businesses or on hotel beds.

The corporation said that all the customers' claims it considered valid were paid early on, but that the trustee has been trying to recover assets from principals of the firm to defray the costs of administering the liquidations.