Sentence examples for offset expected from inspiring English sources

However, a United Nations study concluded that current immigration levels cannot offset expected demographic declines and population aging for most countries with below-replacement fertility rates.

This separation created a crevice, which then very quickly snapped closed again, resulting in the typical offset expected for a thrust quake.

The accumulated knowledge and experience of seasoned workers benefit companies and organizations, and may help to offset expected personnel shortages in the future.

A victory by Mr. Crist, who has said he might choose to vote with Democrats in the Senate, could help offset expected Democratic losses elsewhere.

The boost to the bank's faltering capital ratio from ADIA's investment will offset expected write-downs on subprime-related investments in the fourth quarter.

Lilly hopes an experimental blood clot preventer called prasugrel will soon by approved by the Food and Drug Administration and produce blockbuster sales that can help offset expected plunging sales of Zyprexa.

The campaign, aimed at offsetting expected slowing in subscriber growth, will use billboards and print and television ads, he said.

SMR were calculated through Poisson models offsetting expected mortality rates, and adjusted for gender, age, category of transmission and HCV test.

These are used to predict the zero offsets expected in metering these liquids using phase sensitive detection with the flowmeter tube described in Part 1 of the paper.

It will also help offset the expected reduction in government revenues.

But it could help offset an expected shortfall of nearly 570,000 permits costing about €4.5 million.