Sentence examples for considered to offset the from inspiring English sources
The carbon absorbed in growing plants is considered to offset the releases.
Some of the money being considered to offset the lost payroll tax revenue is practically free.
But so too are some of the base broadening measures that are being considered to offset those costs.
The MPs backed plans for a small international levy on all international flights and proposed that the UK consider paying to offset the carbon emitted by aeroplanes importing fruit and vegetables grown in poor countries like Kenya.
A recent poll by TNS for Halifax, a bank, found that a tenth of Britons would consider paying to offset the greenhouse gases they generate while flying on holiday.
Millsaps College in Jackson, Miss., has begun approaching donors who established such funds and asking them to consider making a gift to offset the loss of the money that would normally flow from those funds.
If you're stuck with a big taxable distribution from a new fund, consider dumping it quickly to offset the distribution with a loss.
But the Wisconsin Republican, the party's 2012 vice presidential candidate, has refused to consider raising tax revenues to offset the sequester cuts.
There is no fee yet for drop-offs at Bob Hope Airport, which are allowed at the curbside, though Frank Quintero, president of the authority board, said board members should consider closing that "loop" to offset the parking-revenue loss.
However, unless these factors were distributed in a very different manner than the three biophysical variables we did consider, they would be unlikely to offset the dramatic differences in model results we observed after controlling for these biophysical variables.
