Sentence examples for be required to offset from inspiring English sources

A European Commission working document published in November 2007 concludes that "truly massive and increasing flows of young migrants would be required" to offset current demographic changes.

A 50% increase in the area designated as old-growth management area reserves would be required to offset the loss of old growth due to wildfire.

At least an hour of physical activity a day may be required to offset the harmful effects of sitting at a desk for eight hours, according to the latest study to highlight the perils of a sedentary lifestyle.

After the House and Senate succeeded in passing a $1.5 trillion tax overhaul this week, the stopgap bill includes language to prevent automatic spending cuts that would be required to offset the tax bill's effect on the deficit.

While ambiguities in the Strawman proposal complicated the analysis, we found that, depending on their size and rate of growth, airlines will be required to offset very different proportions of their emissions from international flights.

And after weeks of backroom debates, Congressional Democrats say they tentatively have agreed that "pay-fors" will not be required to offset some safety net programs -- an extension through this year of emergency unemployment compensation, subsidies for those who pay to keep the health insurance they had on the job, and perhaps Medicaid assistance for states.

Concentration of some kind is required to offset the tendency for water to break down polymers of biological significance.

The company's chief executive, Robert W. Dudley, who has led BP since October 2010, said in a statement that the buyback was expected to exceed what was required to offset the earnings-per-share dilution as a result of the TNK-BP sale.

Based on the cost of carbon credits under the government's emissions reduction fund, Merzian estimates it would cost Chevron up to $52m a year if it was required to offset the pollution it had agreed to sequester but that is currently being released into the atmosphere.

However, as the atomic number increases, a higher proportion of neutrons is required to offset the mutual repulsion of the protons.

Alvarez said her group has collected 170,000 valid signatures and is aiming for a total of 435,000 signatures by the May deadline – 100,000 more than what is required to offset any names that might be deemed invalid.