Sentence examples for enough to offset all from inspiring English sources
A GE spokesperson gave an idea of the scale of the potential impact: if 250,000 dryers responded to a signal from the utility, that would be enough to offset all the power generated by a coal power plant.
Northbrook, Ill., near Chicago, now buys credits for 4,500 megawatt-hours of electricity from wind farms, enough to offset all the power consumed by its water utility, saving an estimated 4.9 million pounds of carbon dioxide emissions a year, said John Novinson, the Northbrook village manager.
Even his friends call him that, which seems a misfortune serious enough to offset all the silver spoons positioned in his mouth at birth.
And now, those retailers that spent the most have found that their Web divisions' sales are hardly enough to offset all the operating expenses of what was once seen naïvely as a "self-service" medium.
The beneficiaries of the government's largesse -- the nation's rural electric cooperatives -- plan to spend $35 billion to build conventional coal plants over the next 10 years, enough to offset all state and federal efforts to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions over that time.
Will satellite radio's unfettered freedom of speech be enough to offset all those disadvantages?
The GOP is doing this even though the tax cuts would add to the United States' debt, since it doesn't raise enough revenue to offset all the money lost from the new tax breaks.
The simple story, then, is that the economy is adding somewhere between 150,000 and 200,000 jobs a month, just enough people are entering the workforce to offset all the baby boomers' retirements, and wage growth is stuck at a level that suggests the recovery still has a ways to go.
This price tag comes on the heels of another study in the Lancet, part of the same series on physical activity, that finds that just an hour of moderate exercise each day is enough to offset the health effects of all that sitting.
