Sentence examples for be necessary to offset from inspiring English sources
(Authors of the Republican tax blueprint claim that border adjustment will raise $1 trillion in tax revenue over a decade, which will be necessary to offset revenue losses from their goal of a significantly lower headline corporate tax rate). On Tuesday Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis). made clear that he plans to push ahead with a tax overhaul in 2017.
However, a weakened immune system is at a greater risk of infection, so additional treatments may be necessary to offset this new risk.
2. Buybacks are necessary to offset the dilution of earnings per share when employees exercise stock options.
The alliance rejects the notion that a richer contract is necessary to offset changes in the industry that make life harder for actors.
Sauté the rice in oil until it glistens, add some white wine -- its acidity is necessary to offset the sweetness of the coconut -- then add the coconut milk.
He said it was necessary to offset the cost of a wage settlement reached with locomotive drivers, but promised there would be no "price explosion".
He said that the letter-writer would be entitled to keep as much of the security deposit as is necessary to offset those damages.
Dudek, though, is only 181 pounds and 6 feet tall, and does not have the speed pro scouts believe is necessary to offset his small stature.
Domestic round-trip air fares rose $20 in early September when all of the major airlines except Southwest imposed a surcharge that the industry said is necessary to offset the recent increase in the price of jet fuel.
Dr Bousted believes that far more fundamental changes to teachers' workloads are necessary to offset an impending recruitment crisis in the teaching profession, where the number of applicants has dropped by 5,000 in a year.
To further increase the power conversion efficiency (PCE), it is necessary to offset the narrow absorption of the non-fullerene materials, which is often achieved by adding an additive (>10 wt%) to form a ternary blend.
