Sentence examples for can be offset from from inspiring English sources

Each underwater range in the mountain chain can be offset from the next by up to hundreds of miles, connected by a long perpendicular fault line.

Most floor toms have long, thin metal legs with rubber feet and a small "bend" so that the feet can be offset from the edges of the drum.

Collectively, only 0.33% of the carbon emissions from fossil fuel combustion can be offset, ranging from 0.01% in Hohhot to 22.45% in Haikou.

But that can be offset with savings from energy conservation, utility rebates for more efficient appliances and federal tax credits for solar panels and other equipment.

For the AMT calculation, however, only 90% of the current year's income can be offset with losses from prior years.

Development, interim support, and troubleshooting are simply the marginal costs, which can be offset by gains from an EDC system.

The establishment of a cost base is however only valuable where such costs can be offset against income derived from import based activities.

Studies of service utilization by severely mentally ill homeless persons suggest that housing costs can be offset by savings realized from hospitals and jails, [ 41] however similar evaluations of housing HIV-infected persons are lacking.

However, such improvements can be offset by the adjustment made from the coolant side.

It's reassuring to think bad human decisions can be offset by an artistic contribution from people who care.

"Rural people do not tolerate the presence of elephants unless the costs of living with elephants can be offset by economic benefits derived from elephants," the proposal said.