Sentence examples for offset over from inspiring English sources

But he said that high upfront cost is offset over time, because geothermal plants do not burn fuel.

The initial cost could be largely offset over 10 years by ending tax breaks for fossil fuels, as called for in Mr. Obama's 2012 budget.

However, this can be more than offset over the lifetime of the vehicle if the latter is powered by low carbon electricity and the battery lifetime is comparable to that of an internal combustion engine.

The cost of fluorescent bulbs is typically 8 to 10 times that of incandescents, but that initial outlay would be offset over time by their much longer life and by lower electricity bills.

Yet the three economists endorsing the government plan say that risk will be more than offset over time by increased competition, and thus lower prices, resulting from the breakup.

The 2000 2050 changes in anthropogenic emissions reduce the U.S. summer daily maximum 8-hour ozone by 2 15 ppb, but climate change causes a 2 5 ppb positive offset over the Midwest and northeastern United States, partly driven by decreased ventilation from convection and frontal passages.

The MICS data provides a weighting variable, which helps to offset over- and under-sampling in some regions.

The results show that, with a positive offset, an over-large tangential circle is formed, which produces slagging and temp-bias under the panel superheater.

Dole, which is based in Westlake Village, Calif., said the weak euro and continued high fuel costs largely offset year-over-year cost savings in its banana business during the quarter.

Indeed, the scenario community has an interest in addressing the Arab Spring Middle East to offset an over-reliance on last century's best practices as described by Schwartz [11] and Van der Heijden [12] among others.

Enriched intron retentions in these genes, again may activate the mRNA decay mechanism to offset the over-expression.