Sentence examples for insufficient to offset from inspiring English sources

If supplies are insufficient to offset the losses, pumps may be needed to return water from lower to upper levels.

Even if such increases do not materialise, the government predicts only limited benefits, insufficient to offset the costs for either farmers or taxpayers.

"Evidence of the ability of corals to adapt to rising temperatures and acidification is limited and appears insufficient to offset the detrimental effects of warming and acidification".

Comparison of trends between climatic phases showed groundwater level recovery during wet phases was insufficient to offset the decline in groundwater level from the previous dry phase.

Growing consumer demand and an emerging middle class, while real in many African nations, are insufficient to offset a fall in the continent's main driver of growth, which remains commodities.

Nonetheless, the number of Central Americans arriving annually at the nation's southern border is insufficient to offset the net loss of Mexicans, so the total size of the undocumented population has fallen from an estimated 12.2 million persons in 2007 to 10.7 million in 2016.

Two deaths caused by TB occur in India every 3 minutes, and the global TB drug market is $300 million, an insufficient amount to offset the risk of traditional drug development.

Their response proved insufficient to fully offset potentially-reversible external influences.

This hasn't happened yet because a number of favorable trends in recent years have helped older households to offset insufficient savings.

In the mid-1990s, for example, the Stentorians created a promotion preparation program for its members to offset the insufficient mentoring black firefighters received in the field.

Low GI foods tend to foster weight loss, while foods high on the GI scale help with energy recovery after exercise, or to offset hypo- (or insufficient) glycemia.