Meanings of offset the increase in English

It hopes that will offset the increase in borrowing costs.

Not having the MP5, wool blanket and radio has offset the increase slightly, but noticeably.

Weaker energy and food prices, however, partially offset the increase in prices of services last month.

However, these savings won't fully offset the increase in points cost for premium cabin award seats and upgrades.

This is despite the government saying that it will give 15 million poor families cash handouts to offset the increase.

With this, I hope, we will get revenues which can offset the increase in wages, Jha told Reuters from Kolkata.

Horton said there was a slight pick-up in lumber costs, but it was able to offset the increase with its revenues.

The farming community enrolled 101 new students last year with no additional revenues to offset the increase, said Dan Farr, superintendent of Sidney schools.

Cost savings due to a lower risk of hospitalization for catheter-related bacteremia partially offset the increased cost of rt-PA.

This may offset the increasing cost of borrowing, thereby enabling the government to continue with its spending plans, it said.

Firms like Paddy Power Betfair are looking for growth opportunities to offset the increasing cost of regulation in established markets such as Britain and Australia.

An unprecedented level of lump sum buyouts and annuity purchases partially offset the increases in both assets and liabilities - due to lower interest rates.

Gasoil demand related to IMO 2020 should become more apparent in the coming weeks, offsetting the increased refinery runs, according the FGE and Wood Mackenzie.

The higher fusion rate and lower incidence of repeat revision surgery offset the increased blood loss and longer recovery time associated with posterior cervical fusions.