Sentence examples for necessary to offset from inspiring English sources

Yes, a restrained drizzle was often necessary to offset the lemon or lime in the shaker.

The alliance rejects the notion that a richer contract is necessary to offset changes in the industry that make life harder for actors.

Sauté the rice in oil until it glistens, add some white wine -- its acidity is necessary to offset the sweetness of the coconut -- then add the coconut milk.

He said it was necessary to offset the cost of a wage settlement reached with locomotive drivers, but promised there would be no "price explosion".

He said that the letter-writer would be entitled to keep as much of the security deposit as is necessary to offset those damages.

The price retreated a bit when Saudi Arabia promised to produce more if necessary to offset a cutoff of Libyan exports.

Amine scrubbing is a necessary technology to offset CO2 emissions from fossil-fuel power plants.

Transhumant mobility and increases in herd size during favourable seasons for pastoralists are also a necessary action to offset the potential high losses resulting from extremely unpredictable climates (Behnke 1983;Ellis and Swift 1988;Sandford 1983;Scoones 1994).

"Government cannot by itself create the employment necessary to fully offset the millions of jobs lost.

This indicates that static reminder signs add little value over the absence of a school zone reminder sign; the presence of both cues is necessary to fully offset the interruptive effect.

While it is true that exercise can help, it is also true that most Americans and Baltimoreans are not engaging in the amount of exercise necessary to completely offset their consumption of sugary drinks.