Sentence examples for be done to offset from inspiring English sources

It is called biodiversity offsetting, and it means putting a value on the natural world in order to know what has to be done to offset its loss.

However, industry leaders claim more needs to be done to offset rising costs, which were exacerbated by the introduction of the national living wage in April, which means everyone over the age of 25 must be paid at least £7.20 an hour.

If women are spending less time in the office, more time on household chores, and more time when in the office on activities that by their very nature may keep them from advancing, something must be done to offset these differences to help women leaders develop.

Everything that airlines have done in the last five years paring their workforces; charging for checked baggage; stripping away in-flight meals; raising mileage requirements for reward flights; asking $4 for a tiny package of Oreos; and generally thinking up fees for anything they can has been done to offset the concrete baluster of fuel prices steadily dragging them toward extinction.

Some attributed the problem of shortage to government decisions made several years ago: "All of these different types of recruitment initiatives such as going after foreign trainees (are) done to offset poorer planning.

"Yes, the market will be tough, but there are things they're doing to offset it," says Heaney.

What can young scientists, wherever they are, do to offset the potential downsides of working in a multidisciplinary field?

So we're all talking about what is the Federal Reserve doing and how is the Federal Reserve doing it and we're not looking at what the banks are doing to offset or eliminate what the Fed has done.

That could have been done to avoid self-promotion or to offset the propensity for Facebook users to talk about Facebook.

Saccades were detected automatically with an algorithm based on an initial velocity threshold of 30°/s, a saccade peak cutoff of 15% and a minimum duration of 30 ms. Additionally, visual inspection of each saccade was done to validate saccade onset and offset and to correct for possible errors of the algorithm.

Making the announcement, Mr Price said: "There are risks associated with this – but this is one of the things we're doing to try and offset that risk.