Sentence examples for more offsetting from inspiring English sources

North Sea oil and gas is in long-term decline, so as the economy recovers and the demand for fuel increases, Britain must import more, offsetting sterling's greater purchasing power.

Throw analysis indicates more offset in the north than south of our survey area with continuing formation of faults towards the trench.

Concerning this risk, small stems with high offset should be avoided but the clinical benefits of more offset are better hip stability, range of motion, and abductor muscle strength (McGrory et al. 1995)—so offset has to be well balanced.

We source more offsets than we need so we sell the excess into the market.

The system, argues Kagame, would give incentive to poor nations to keep their emissions low and create more offsets to sell.

That creates a market in which we can source more offsets than we need and make a profit on the excess.

However, CBO also projects firms will purchase more offsets and emissions allowances than they need to cover their emissions in the early years of the program [p. 15].

FMCG sales increased by 11.0%, more than offsetting the decline from the retail operation.

But Bunzl said customer wins were more than offsetting that decline.

Construction is finally kicking into gear and more than offsetting the weakness in manufacturing.

But demand from China and other emerging markets is more than offsetting this shortfall.