Sentence examples for chance to offset from inspiring English sources

Zach Johnson had a chance to offset his double bogey at No. 3 with a birdie at the next hole, but slid the putt just past.

The 10m x 5m swimming pool is salt water, reducing chemical waste, and visitors get the chance to offset their carbon emissions by planting trees.

The marginal tax rate on some production is as much as 80%.The government is tweaking the tax regime, offering companies the chance to offset more losses against costs.

To make this package politically attractive, Congress should offer all workers the chance to offset most of this slower growth in traditional benefits by allowing them to invest two percentage points out of the 12.4% in payroll taxes they pay on all wages up to an annual maximum ($90,000 in 2005 and rising yearly).

To offset the chances of medical problems, Presant suggested attendees buddy up — think designated driver.

"Group-level earnings will be close to zero so there is an increasing chance they will pass up the dividend to offset that," he said.

There is Mrs Poulteney, a widow who has taken in Miss Woodruff to offset her bigotry and increase her chances of entering the kingdom of heaven.

If Gingrich keeps this up, he stands a good chance of finding many deep-pocketed campaign contributors who might be willing to offset his campaign's debt.

The company also gave customers the chance to buy offsets for additional years, an option that Mr. Price said had proved most popular in Southern California and the suburbs of Boston.

To stand any chance, he may have to impose punitive emission standards on cars and go full throttle on carbon trading to offset Japan's emissions by buying up swathes of the Earth's carbon-absorbing forests.

We will happily make an investment even when we know there's a decent chance we'll lose most or all of our money, as long as the upside is great enough to offset the risk.