Sentence examples for needs to be offset from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, the housing needs to be offset; not the biodiversity.

Furthermore, offsetting companies cannot agree on how much carbon is emitted and needs to be offset.

Of necessity, figuring out how much carbon dioxide needs to be offset for a large meeting involves choices.

Pinot gris from Alsace is rarely dry, either, but any sweetness needs to be offset by acidity.

To prevent this, the boost to demand from Help to Buy needs to be offset by reducing the demand from landlords.

"There is a rationale behind that possible shift away from local development to regional development but of course that needs to be offset so that we don't lose that democratic accountability".

Any potential harm to competition would need to be offset against these benefits".

Any tax cuts would need to be offset by spending cuts to avert a collision with Brussels.

Aside from the logical problem here — if tax cuts increase revenue, why do they need to be offset?

He promised to fight for those dollars, but warned that the money would need to be offset by "more painful cuts in the operations of state government".

Edward Carmichael, the chief economist at J. P. Morgan in Toronto, predicted in a note to clients on Friday that "spending on new priorities will need to be offset by some combination of increased revenues and reduced spending in other areas".