Sentence examples for be offset by fewer from inspiring English sources

But imports would rise from low-cost countries, particularly Mexico and China, and that would be offset by fewer imports from Canada and Europe.

Number 10 said it was not aware of any impact assessment done for the announcement, but stressed that the extra cost of any rehabilitation should be offset by fewer prisoners returning to jail, and that if there was a short-term increase in prisoners its information showed there was "a fair bit of capacity in the system".

So any negative impact, Wrathall told me, "would be offset by fewer negative environmental consequences [from] illicit production".

This is because under a nationwide cap-and-trade system, any additional emission reductions achieved in California will be offset by fewer reductions in other states.

"I think you're going to find less doctors feeling comfortable with cannabis, and if that's the result, the increased access by allowing home growing is going to be offset by fewer doctors feeling like prescribing," said Levy.

This extra ultrasound capacity may be hard to provide but will be offset by fewer mammograms.

NSI costs can be reduced and healthcare workers protected by investment in SEDs, the acquisition costs of which may be offset by the savings from fewer NSIs.

This should not be a significant limitation for most skin imaging applications especially as the acoustic detector does not have to be in direct contact with the skin and can be offset by a layer of water a few mm thick if the skin is highly sensitized for example.

However, because the effects of a devaluation would soon be offset by a corresponding devaluation by trading partners, few nations would gain an enduring advantage.

If so, the increase in cases immediately after exposure would be offset by a deficit in daily deaths a few days later [ 19, 20].

The costs of such a plan would likely be offset by the positive economic impacts of surgery within a few years.