Examples of using Partially offset in English and their translations into German
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The increase in the pension contribution will partially offset this reduction.
This was partially offset by higher operational risk costs and provisions.
Additional production and consistent cost management partially offset this decline.
For € 51 million, partially offset by a settlement in H1 of an old litigation in Germany.
The global orientation of the Wilo Group means that regional economic fluctuations can be partially offset.
Savings in overheads only partially offset increases in direct costs.
This was partially offset by severance payments for redundancies in fourth quarter 2007 and higher salary costs.
These losses and writedowns described above were only partially offset by strong results in other areas.
These effects were partially offset by higher customer bonuses and an increase in personnel expenses.
The positive development of Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland andRTL Nederland partially offset the decline at Fremantle Media.
This was partially offset by a stronger performance in crude oil and commodities structured products.
A special item in the low double-digit million range partially offset an anticipated decline in earnings due to regulatory reasons.
This was partially offset by a decrease in interest income due to the declining recovery portfolio in the Swiss lending business.
The inadequacies of this recent studyregarding chronic toxic effects is partially offset by the lifespan study in mice mentioned above.
This negative effect was partially offset by increased lending revenues and a record volume of recurring fees.
The main reason was the decline in net sales in the solar market of over CHF 80 million whichgrowth in other applications could only partially offset.
The chimneys were built with partially offset and curved stacks in order to fit with the newly-made roof structure.
The increase was mainly driven by higher utilization of calcimimetics andan increase in the ESRD PPS base rate, partially offset by lower revenue from commercial payors.
Declines in these two countries were partially offset by three percent growth in France and one percent growth in Germany.
Operating results at the TFCF businesses reflected a loss from theatrical distribution driven by the performance of Ad Astra,Art of Racing In The Rain and Dark Phoenix, partially offset by income from TV/SVOD distribution.
As anticipated, the decline in adjusted EBIT was partially offset by an improvement in interest income and a reduction in tax expense.
This was partially offset by a 2% reduction in the average number of shares outstanding due to the continuing repurchase of shares.
In the same period,the increase in revenues to steel makers was partially offset by the significant increases in the cost of raw materials, transport, and energy.
These developments were partially offset by robust credit fixed income results, which rose on global credit trading and proprietary strategies.
The Industrial division's very strong development over the course of 2018,which has partially offset the weaker performance of the two Automotive divisions, was encouraging.
While these remittances partially offset persistent trade deficits and fuel consumption, they also reduce the incentive to work.
However, by adapting cost structures across the boardand optimizing its pricing, ALSO partially offset the volume-based reduction in gross margin and reported an operating profit of CHF 12.2 million.
Higher depreciation due to the investments made was partially offset by the scheduled discontinuation of Tirendo's amortization of intangible assets at the end of the past fiscal year.
The increase was driven by rising net profit, partially offset by higher average equity, due to the growth in retained earnings.
The gross 2,7million tonnes capacity decrease is partially offset by 1,2 million tonnes of capacity increase at a number of works in inland Italy, northern France, the United Kingdom and Ireland.