Sentence examples for be offset by reducing from inspiring English sources
The lost tax revenue would be offset by reducing direct foreign aid by the same amount.
The increased output will be offset by reducing operations in Georgia-Pacific's own smaller mills.Nothing unusual in that, perhaps.
To prevent this, the boost to demand from Help to Buy needs to be offset by reducing the demand from landlords.
In order not to raise the deficit any further, he proposed that the $3.5 billion cost be offset by reducing the tax breaks for the wealthy by the same amount.
The quandary faced by poor-and-losing teams is that using the added wealth to improve their clubs increases local earnings, but these gains may be offset by reducing revenue-sharing payments.
A primary advantage of the new panels over the old is that the initial cost can be offset (by reducing the amount spent on building materials and labour that would normally be used to construct the part of the building that the BIPV modules replace).
Proponents said the increased start-up investment of a driverless system would be offset by reduced labor costs and offer passengers more timely service.
Although there is great versatility of ultrasound (US) technologies in the real clinical field, one main technical challenge is the compromising of high quality of echo properties and size engineering of ultrasound contrast agents (UCAs); a high echo property is offset by reducing particle size.
The additional weight of the larger torpedoes, 5 LT of top weight, was offset by reducing the planned two aft-facing guns to a single one.
They allow, for example, an increase in expenditure on sugar sweetened drinks in response to a rise in their price that is offset by reducing expenditure on another food or drinks group.
The simulated average Tmrt for the future scenarios was not higher than for today's climate, because the increased longwave radiation fluxes caused by higher temperatures were offset by reduced shortwave radiation fluxes caused by increased cloudiness.
