Examples of using Offset by in English and their translations into Hungarian
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partly offset by general price increases as tariff rebalancing occurred in May 2003 and in July 2004.
partially offset by the favorable net impact of mix and pricing.
due to strong productivity, partially offset by lower average sellers.
partially offset by higher production costs
Yet a fall in post-war demand may be concealed from many people by the illusions caused by higher money wages that are more than offset by higher prices.
due to strong productivity, partially offset by lower average active sellers.
a practical contemporary table with four chairs, offset by antique glass
Therefore, for example, a HUE or TINT(phase) error on line 22 would be offset by an opposite HUE
The subdisks of the second plex are offset by two drives from those of the first plex.
Total or partial early retirement offset by the recruitment of a corresponding number of job-seekers,
With moderate GDP growth rates(averaging 4.6 per cent over the last decade) offset by 2.7 per cent annual population growth, per capita income
aslower operating profits and a higher net financial loss were more than offset by the one-time income tax gain.
With moderate GDP growth rates(averaging 4.6% over the last decade) offset by 2.7% annual population growth, per capita income has
pension funds as the investment portfolios could suffer large losses only partly offset by lower liabilities.
income remained stable year-on-year, with the aforementioned decline offset by year-on-year increases in the first quarter,
the effects of part-time work authorised by the appointing authority in accordance with the Staff Regulations may be offset by other appointments. TITLE IV.
down from 167¢600 hectares in 2008- a decrease of 5¢% largely attributed to a reduction in the area under coca in Columbia not offset by increases in Peru and Bolivia.
and how this cost can be offset by state and private funding.
partly offset by slightly higher interest paid.
with the resulting drop in demand being more or less offset by private sector investment and consumption on the basis of brighter medium-term prospects.