Sentence examples for unable to offset from inspiring English sources

Bank of America's large consumer engine was unable to offset the dismal results after it took heavy losses when it added to reserves.

He hit 12 of 28 fairways through the first two rounds, one fewer than Woods, but was unable to offset that deficiency by raising his iron play.

ATA said that the cancellation of a critical agreement with FedEx for most of its charter business left it unable to offset fuel prices.

Rather, Emmert said, it would help cover costs that student-athletes are unable to offset, because most do not have time to work part-time jobs.

Sampras will end 2001 without a grand slam title for the first time since 1992, having been unable to offset the loss of his Wimbledon crown with victory at Flushing Meadow as he did in 1996.

So with this knowledge, and the risk that monetary policy might again be unable to offset the negative impact of austerity on British growth, you would imagine that the chancellor would not make the same mistake again.

Back to the earnings report: NYT's digital advertising grew 4.5percentt, but it was unable to fully offset the 7.5percentt decline in print advertising revenues in the first quarter.

Yet it has been unable to sell enough advertising to offset its royalty costs.

Analysts estimate making the break permanent would reduce tax revenues by some $100 billion to $150 billion over the next decade, and lawmakers have so far been unable to agree on ways to offset that loss of revenue.

Despite almost constant cuts in production and jobs, the automakers are unable to reduce costs fast enough to offset declining revenue.

Tyson rival Pilgrim's Pride filed for bankruptcy protection in December as it was unable to raise chicken prices enough to offset costs.