Sentence examples for need to offset the from inspiring English sources

His answer was breathtaking: "You do need to offset the cost of increased spending.

Trying to decide how much capital banks need to offset the risk of differing loans?

"From our point of view he doesn't need to offset the smaller saving in Arena from somewhere outside of the negotiating framework".

There is no pressing need to offset the jobless benefits, which Republicans did not do when they held power in previous decades.

But central banks will also be conscious of the need to offset the effects of fiscal policy, which is likely to be contractionary.

John W. Snow, who took over as Treasury secretary this week, told reporters today that there was no need to offset the costs of the dividend plan with either tax increases or spending cuts.

Sweetness and acidity are needed to offset the saltiness of the cheese usually eaten with it.

(Only about 32 cents would be needed to offset the impact on the environment).

For example, cancer treatment has improved but transfusions are often needed to offset the unwanted effects of treatment and the disease.

It defended the restriction on voice-over-Internet protocol, or VoIP, service as important to preserving the revenue it needed to offset the subsidized price of the iPhone.

"We needed to offset the disaster at Pearl Harbor and the defeats that we had in the taking of Guam and the overrunning of the Philippines".