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Meanings of offset higher in English

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Usage of offset higher in English
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Low inflation has helped to offset higher taxes introduced in recent budgets.
The Irish Times
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Denson suggested that strong demand and innovation will help Nike offset higher costs.
Reuters
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Depend's price was raised during the second quarter to offset higher material costs.
Reuters
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Analysts said improved profit margins more than offset higher-than-expected expenses in the quarter.
Reuters
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That more than offset higher prices for meat, vegetables and cotton.
Reuters
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That offset higher sales of forest products, fruit and fish.
Radio NZ
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Bongers believes reductions in accident frequency and severity will eventually offset higher repair costs.
Reuters
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That offset higher earnings from forestry and the horticulture sectors.
Radio NZ
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He said low-income people got more government assistance that could help offset higher tax costs.
Reuters
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The company said it has been increasing prices to offset higher raw material energy costs.
Reuters
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Those factors offset higher gold prices and the British pound's decline against the U.S. dollar.
Reuters
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Lower sales volume and unfavorable foreign currency translation offset higher average selling prices, the company said.
Reuters
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Many of those companies significantly raised prices to offset higher costs before the economy went bad.
Reuters
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Net income fell 30 percent in the third quarter as finance expenses offset higher food sales.
Reuters
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It also said the addition of more routes and higher fares would help offset higher fuel prices.
The Irish Times
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Hill's raised prices last year and again in the first quarter of 2009 to offset higher costs.
Reuters
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