Sentence examples for help to defray from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry said he was counting on federal help to defray much of the cost.

In addition, funds raised by the PTA also help to defray the cost of class trips and recently helped purchase digital cameras for each of our two elementary schools.

Residents who favor the development regard it as filling a need for empty-nesters and providing tax revenues that will help to defray increasing educational costs, including the construction of a new $44 million high school.

Michelin's profits help to defray the costs of food inspectors' salaries, travel budgets, and restaurant bills (which can run into real money at the upper end of the gastronomic scale: six years ago, at Bernard Loiseau's La Côte d'Or, a three-star restaurant in Burgundy, the chicken stuffed with carrots, leeks, and truffles was two hundred and sixty-seven dollars).

I absolutely love this concept, it would help to defray some of the concerns people have about where the electricity for these all-electric cars would come from.

From this, it follows that there is a strong incentive to maximize this value, e.g., by conversion of the biomass to valuable products (nutraceuticals, animal food additive, premium organic fertilizer, etc)., to generate a revenue stream which can help to defray the costs of CO2 capture/recycle.

Helping to defray the cost was $36 billion generated through an increase in mortgage guarantee fees charged by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Some states offer big subsidies, helping to defray much of the initial cost of a home system.

Fortunately, there are programs aimed at helping to defray the costs of caring for an assistance dog.

Now it is becoming an annual tradition, with a raffle among regulars helping to defray the nearly $4,000 in expenses.

With packages, Mr. Meers explained, "there's a little bit of a margin for the airline as well, which helps to defray increases in fuel prices".