Examples of using Partly offset in English and their translations into German
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This was partly offset by higher personnel expenses.
This shows that regional transfers partly offset regional imbalances.
This partly offset the effects of the decline in sales revenues.
Especially Brazil was affected although rising commodity prices partly offset the headwinds.
This was partly offset by higher credit loss expenses for the quarter.
The increased volume of orders in eastern Europe andAsia only partly offset the decline in the western European market.
This was partly offset by commercial and other investments, notably in the positioning of O2 Free and customer service.
The proportional reduction in the fuelmass flow used can also partly offset rising fuel prices.
Lower sales in Europe were partly offset by solid growth in North America and China.
Business with our analgesic AspirinTM was down, however, as gains in LatinAmerica/ Africa/ Middle East only partly offset declines in Europe.
The effects of measures to reduce capacity have been partly offset by subsidies to modernise and improve fleet technology.
This was partly offset by lower results from remelt operations due to seasonally lower volume and lower margins in Europe.
The increase resulted mainly from volume increases, partly offset by a negative development of exchange rates.
One principal reason is the price-induced decline in margins in conventional power generation,which efficiency-enhancement measures will only partly offset.
In the second quarter,good margins in the Mask Aligner business partly offset the poorer margins in Coaters.
This was partly offset by an own credit gain of CHF 1,765 million and a gain of CHF 722 million from the sale of treasury-related investments.
Thus any difference in environmental costsmay well be at least partly offset by a more efficient production process.
However, these external factors will be partly offset by rationalization and cost savings measures implemented during the previous year and lower purchase prices for beets.
More regional mobility and professional flexibility could,for example, partly offset the skilled labour shortages and supply.
These increases are partly offset by a lowering of requirements for storage measures by 10 million euro, including a reduction for private storage of 5 million euro.
On the otherhand this potential additional workforce could partly offset the effect of population ageing in coming years.
In the Netherlands, where the single market principle was respected, agricultural prices fixed in units of account were expressed in new Guilder values so thatincome losses by Dutch producers were partly offset.
Equally, revenues from energy recovery andproducts can at least partly offset the costs of other management options.
Prime brokerage revenues continued to grow as thenumber of clients increased and average balances rose, although this was partly offset by lower client spreads.
A rapid growth in bank lending to the private sector has been partly offset by reduced bank lending to the public authorities, achieved through overfunding.
Nevertheless, average GDP growth should not fall below 3% in the forecast horizon,as real disposable income is underpinned by tax cuts which partly offset the oil price induced loss in purchasing power.
The erosion of US sales through generic competition was partly offset by continued solid growth elsewhere, especially in Latin America and China.
The rise in AuM came on the back of significant net inflows andmarket performance, partly offset by the weakening of the US dollar relative to the Swiss franc.
The good newsis that a powerful investment-led impetus should partly offset declining export growth and allow Asia's landing to be soft rather than hard.
Copper EBITDA at Rs.421 crore, up 28 per cent Y-o-Y on account of favourable macro andhigher by-product realisation, partly offset by lower copper realisation due to oversupply in the domestic market.