Sentence examples for be offset by adding from inspiring English sources

Whereas, the strengthening of the alloy can be offset by adding extra Si contents.

Permeability reductions due to crosslinking could be offset by adding nanoparticles to the films.

However, this disadvantage can be offset by adding the number of axial oscillators.

Also, that shallow slip causes negative vertical displacements at GPS sites close to the coast where the data show uplift; this has to be offset by adding slip patches under the land.

Although world trade, which collapsed last year, is beginning to recover, driven by demand from developing countries, the recovery is being offset by added capacity in the large number of new container ships coming out of shipyards.

Insisting that the unemployment money be offset by other savings rather than added to the deficit, Senator Jim Bunning, Republican of Kentucky, refused to allow the Senate to take up a House measure that provided another 30 days of aid and also prevented a cut in Medicare fees paid to physicians.

Higher out-of-pocket costs with a new plan could be offset by lower monthly premiums, Kessler wrote, adding that "over the course of the year, the difference in the costs could well even out".

But the officials familiar with the speech said that any proposed spending would be offset by new savings or revenues to avoid adding to annual budget deficits.

Some Republicans said that the Medicare money was needed but that it should be offset by changes elsewhere in the budget, not added to the deficit as emergency spending.

He added that would be offset by a "small amount" of income from a council tax rise.

It would mandate that new spending and tax cuts be offset by spending cuts or tax increases to avoid adding to deficits.