Sentence examples for weather offset from inspiring English sources

FedEx said Thursday its profit fell 3 percent in its most recent quarter, as rising fuel prices and harsh winter weather offset an 11 percent increase in revenue.

Warm weather offset sales of cold-wather items early in the month, but Macy's gain still beat analyst estimates for a 1.6% increase.

But how important is a high-tech weather service to help businesses manage the impact of the weather and offset potential risks?

Lackluster performances in Latin America, where volume grew by only 1percentt in the second quarter, and in Europe, where growth was hampered by cool weather, were offset by returns in Asia and Mexico that were better than expected, the company said.

Rather, they said, Caucasians have the best relative health among racial groups, and the state's reduced health-care expenses from lack of cold weather are offset by higher rates of skin cancer and ocean injuries.

Secondly, though, the warm weather in July offset any underlying shift in consumer sentiment.

EDF said a decline in gas sales due to milder weather was partly offset by 3.2% growth in customer accounts.

But even before this week's snowstorm, the inventors of "Tuesdays at 7" said, cold weather might have offset some expected audience gains.

Today, good scientists are exploring weather control to offset the potential consequences of global warming.

Although for hot weather, these terms appropriately offset positive terms in the algorithms to give reasonable heat index values, these algorithms generate inappropriately high heat index values when temperature is cold.

Carbon emissions have been trending downward, but not quickly enough to offset fluctuations in weather patterns.