Sentence examples for would not defray from inspiring English sources

The testing, he said, had shown that the trades would not defray losses in the same manner as a hedge.

What you call "surplus money" the charity and those donors might regard simply as "money" — intended to serve a benevolent purpose, not defray your costs.

This was primarily due to the significant enzyme contribution to cost, which at higher loadings was not defrayed adequately by an increase in the amount of sugar released.

First, vouchers would favor established programs over new ones, because vouchers can't defray start-up costs.

He said the money would not cover the entire costs, but said: "We have got to defray the costs to the taxpayer with a great big dollop of private sector cash".

Mr. Rimes is seeking $50,000 from Conair to help defray Ms. Desbory's medical expenses, and said he would not mind some product modification either.

Although Clinton replied that his plan would provide subsidies for small businesses to defray the cost of providing health insurance, Cain challenged Clinton's assertion that his plan would not have much of a negative impact on any business's bottom line.

In a setback to efforts to defray the policing costs of large athletic events in New York City, a State Supreme Court justice in Manhattan ruled on Thursday that a nonprofit bicycling group would not have to pay nearly $1 million to close roads during its citywide tour next month.

Because insurance companies wouldn't cover ex-slaves, African-Americans formed benevolent societies that helped members defray health costs.

The money would help defray the cost of rate hikes in excess of 10percentt.

This would help defray operational costs at the museum, which has an annual budget of about $700,000.