Examples of 'would be offset' in a sentence
Meaning of "would be offset"
Would be offset: This phrase suggests that a certain action or event could be balanced or counteracted by another action or event. It implies that the negative effects or consequences of one thing could be neutralized by something else
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would be offset
The foregoing would be offset in part by.
Would be offset by other measures.
The reductions would be offset by the bank levy.
A zero-growth policy would be pursued for headquarters staffing ; new posts would be offset by discontinuations.
These reductions would be offset by an increase in income premiums.
The remaining 15 percent would be offset.
This reduction would be offset by payments from the budget.
Deferred annuities payable at age 60 would be offset at age 60.
These would be offset against one another to settle payments.
Those spending increases would be offset through spending cuts.
This would be offset by a matching reduction in other taxes and contributions.
Often an improvement in one indicator would be offset by a poorer performance of another indicator.
Would be offset by an amount equal to the thickness of the strip material 100.
This loss of revenue would be offset by lower healthcare costs.
The provision would be offset by a corresponding amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment.
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There is a possibility that low interest rates would be offset by higher fees and charges.
The foregoing would be offset in part by projected additional requirements related to.
Otherwise, the competitiveness gains would be offset by rising inflation.
The foregoing would be offset in part by an anticipated unencumbered balance related to.
The lower requirements mentioned above would be offset by additional requirements mainly for.
Those losses would be offset by higher returns on renewable energy investments.
Losses it suffered in Tokyo would be offset by the gains it made from.
The estimates would be offset by the decrease of a corresponding amount under programme support.
The minimal cost to the Employer would be offset by the lives it would save.
That provision would be offset by a corresponding amount under income section 1, Income from staff assessment.
The additional requirements would be offset in part by the abolishment of 10 posts.
This increase would be offset by savings under general operating expenses, as explained in paragraph 15.6.
In both cases that would be offset by any benefits received.
That reduction would be offset by a corresponding reduction in the budget for that item.
This high attrition rate would be offset by a few cultural factors and benefits.
Construction costs would be offset by building office space above the transportation center.
Ideally, the cost of a dashcam would be offset by other incentives, such as cheaper insurance.
This revenue loss would be offset by the additional revenues received from base broadening.
Increased European taxation would be offset by proportional reductions in national taxation.
Their income would be offset exactly by their costs, yielding a zero net gain.
But those gains would be offset by losses of jobs and wages.
This provision would be offset by an equivalent amount under section 1, Income from staff assessment.
However, those costs would be offset by an increase of $7.2 million in income.
This additional cost would be offset by reducing the total submarine force by four boats.
The lower price would be offset by an income aid and a crop-specificaid for rice.
Both these effects would be offset by a negative effect in the year 2000.
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Offset of interest income and bank charges
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Of course we would bring her straight home
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