Sentence examples for aims to offset from inspiring English sources

By building a substantial amount of the car from carbon fiber hardened with epoxy and molded into components, BMW aims to offset the additional weight that batteries add to the car and increase its range.

The project aims to "offset reliance on Arabian Gulf oil terminals while reducing shipping congestion through the Strait of Hormuz," according to a statement on the Web site of International Petroleum Investment Co., which oversees it.

The Wildlife Trusts will get 10% of sales of cuddly toy versions of the animals as John Lewis aims to offset some of the increasing hype around the advert, which is seen as the start of the festive season by many British shoppers.

But CDC aims to offset some of the loss with increased support from a trust fund called the Prevention Fund set up by the recently passed health care bill (now a subject of fierce litigation).

The startup is based in Sunderland, in the North of England — far from the beating heart of East London's Tech City (4th aspect investor, Angel CoFund, is part-backed by the UK government's Regional Growth Fund, which aims to offset the UK's North/South funding divide).

The college will purchase the power generated by the SolarCity-owned panels and aims to offset 8percentt of its annual electricity consumption.

Weston said ABF aimed to offset the rising cost of sourcing ingredients from overseas by buying more in the UK.

The deal fits with Sanofi's plan to expand beyond prescription drugs, aiming to offset looming sales losses of old drugs because of generic and new brand rivals.

The new products aim to offset the two biggest trends in smart-phone manufacturing: making phones slimmer while pushing them to do more.

The company is also aiming to offset guests' air travel – in Thailand, for example, Soneva owns a reforestation project to plant new trees.

The state has recently passed a draconian Assembly bill aimed to offset global warming by capping greenhouse gas emissions a measure that seems designed to discourage productive industry.