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Meanings of offset in English
Usage of offset in English
1
However, this possible benefit cannot offset the considerable increase of late complications.
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Banks worldwide have been taking measures to offset risk amid the crisis.
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It said that emerging market demand had offset continued weakness at home.
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However, it should continue to be offset by growth in developing markets.
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Also, greater availability of financial aid could offset the need to work.
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But regulators also consider whether new competitors can help offset the changes.
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This will partially offset any improvement in emerging market conditions, Richards said.
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However, a stronger euro should help offset some of the price declines.
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The company said steep discounts in July helped offset weaker consumer demand.
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However, a late rally offset a somewhat weaker start to the session.
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To offset that problem the Fed might have to lower interest rates.
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Any advantage to his health was easily offset by outsized second helpings.
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That offset contraction in service sector activity in struggling Ireland and Spain.
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However, he urged it to change its policies to offset its emissions.
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The good news was offset after the April numbers were revised downwards.
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These modest outflows were offset by strong inflows in Europe, he added.
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