Examples of using Be offset in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
This can be offset by the rapid spiritual growth that has resulted from such experiences.
Losses can be offset but you need to ensure that you are declaring your profits.
Such adjustments must be offset by a corresponding reduction of the payment ceiling for year n-1.
The cost of the converters may not be offset by reductions in line construction cost
These side effects can sometimes be offset by changing the dose
The participants' contribution to the Fund may be offset from the initial pre-financing
Some of the added fat will likely be offset by a more intensive use of lightweight materials,
this can be offset by a simultaneous administration of vitamin B12 and calcium(2).
our payments may be offset by any applicable fees for such Services.
The growth of private proprietorship in the country must be offset by a more rapid development of collective farming.
This cost can be offset by enhanced operating efficiencies
The rollers can also be offset to each other and combined in various configurations.
The expected boost to productivity can be offset by the lack of sleep,
The deductible cost for these health plans can be offset when a health reimbursement
However, that these job losses could be offset by employment growth in other areas.
Free or inexpensive tuition may be offset by a high cost of living and travel expenses.
These costs could be offset by the increased sale of reusable alternatives
Any amounts due the Company may be offset against by any amounts due the Broker.
the effect of the tax changes could be offset by the consumption stimulus.
Under the plan, emissions of greenhouse gases after that date would have to be offset by planting trees or by burying the gases underground.