Examples of using Offset by in English and their translations into Slovak
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The decrease in oil production in the Middle East might be offset by an increase in shale oil production in the United States.
The rarefactions from one wave are offset by the condensation from the other wave producing constant air pressure.
is color the cells which are offset by 1 row below
Higher net exchange rate gains on foreign currency outflows were offset by lower net realised price gains on sales of securities.
However, these changes were offset by reductions in physical activity and/or changes in body composition.
Lower energy inflation was offset by higher food inflation,
Whereas this progress could nevertheless be offset by population growth,
They were offset by alternative reforms,
In addition, these costs would be largely offset by fees and, indirectly, by the economic benefits for the host society
which is offset by productivity gains from technological progress.
all the Christmas New Year's goals that I did not reach are offset by your presence here.
You can make the contract where your income will be offset by the expense thus you need not to buy foreign currency every time.
assets is not immediately offset by a private financial flow.
but this is offset by an overall increase in the active population.
Beyond the short term the impact of negative external shocks is broadly offset by the impact of more favourable financing conditions
Cutting government employment by getting rid of the wealth destroyers will be more than offset by the creation of productive jobs in the private sector.
The reduction in the number of holdings held by young farmers has been offset by an increase in the average farm size.
and largely offset by the benefits resulting from the implementation of the measures.
The advantage of integrated photovoltaics over more common non-integrated systems is that the initial cost can be offset by reducing the amount spent on building materials
Such oxidative stress is normally offset by the presence of antioxidants,