Sentence examples for adequate to offset from inspiring English sources

A wide range of subsidies for electric vehicles has not yet proved adequate to offset this.

I have no idea whether Linux's advantages will prove adequate to offset its disadvantages in running desktop computers.

In fact, if bycatch effects are experienced by an entire network of subpopulations, localized mitigation actions on a single subpopulation will almost never be adequate to offset bycatch mortality.

Their height is evidence that the economy remains too weak for eligible households to afford adequate nutrition and that our current economic policy agenda isn't doing enough to offset that weakness.

Well enough to offset continuing problems?

Staff members were of the opinion that the institution would have to shoulder the expenses in the event that the employee dies before accumulating adequate benefits to offset the loans.

Providing protected time for research and recognising research within careers would help motivate investigators to undertake trials through positive reinforcement, but this alone may not be sufficient without adequate salaries to offset lost revenue from private practice and consultancy work.

"The loss of the Sparlon growth driver removes a critical 2007 growth driver," said the firm, which nevertheless believes Cephalon has "adequate financial flexibility to offset Sparlon sales in 2006".

He also feared that so many politicians had jumped on Mr. Ratner's bandwagon that it will undercut any attempt to negotiate for public benefits: earmarking housing and jobs specifically for local residents, building adequate parking and roads to offset potential traffic congestion on game nights.

These results suggest that the population is large enough in size to offset the negative effects of drift, with adequate levels of gene flow between areas (see also [112] [115]).

In a statement, a spokesman said: " Our aim is not to block this nationally-significant development, but to ensure that if approved it can go ahead without breaching conservation laws and where it damages the protected site, adequate new habitat is provided to offset the loss of this sensitive, vital piece of our natural environment.