Sentence examples for may be netted from inspiring English sources

Christie's clearly states in the back of its catalogues that "remuneration may be netted against the final purchase price" of an artwork, but many people don't fully understand what this means.

Mr. Sharon's actions may be netting some terrorists and some of the terrible tools they employ, but they are inflaming the fury of thousands more Palestinians and millions of Arabs whose governments are being asked by Mr. Bush to press for more responsible Palestinian leadership.

This may be Net Delusion's most bizarre moment: condemning an American politician for bravely fighting against censorship at home because foreign dictators will be comforted to know that they're not the only ones engaged in censorship.

Brokerage houses and mutual fund advisers may be net winners, eventually, when consumers stop spending more than they earn and start saving again.

If governors are simply providing some form of social insurance or long-term unemployment insurance for individuals who cannot work and might otherwise suffer severe financial hardship then this use of DI to provide a stop-gap safety net may be net-beneficial.

Generally, we find that the production of microalgae biomass is energy intensive (reflected in the low EROI), however, the process may be net GHG negative.

It is a general thought that graphic designers, because of their special effects skills, may be net designers and the other way around.

Use a small net to capture the octopus; multiple nets may be needed to guide the octopus into a net.

While those younger generations may still be net beneficiaries of risk adjustment payments over lifetime, their owed risk adjustment debt may nonetheless overwhelm their financial means (cf. [22]).

The model indicates that the carbon budget of a saltmarsh is highly sensitive to the rate of shoreline retreat and that rapidly-eroding marshes may already be net sources of carbon.

When there is added confusion about when DVDs will be available via Netflix, "I think the confusion will be a net negative for consumers, which ultimately may be a net negative for the DVD service too," he said.