Sentence examples for offset the failure from inspiring English sources

The toll road concept was revived in September 1995 to offset the failure of a proposed gas tax increase.

Steps can be taken to offset the failure of a particular restriction enzymes to resolve all species present, including generating multiple profiles with different restriction enzymes, and such approaches may need to be applied were the techniques described here to be applied to a wider study of chronic respiratory infections.

This direct public subsidy is being given to offset the failures of an international corporate giant who shouldn't be shifting part of its labor costs onto the American taxpayers.

The data, however, might not reflect the decision making process between women and doctors for whom minimal risks and relatively quick and convenient treatments might offset the higher failure rates associated with Mirena initially, knowing that a more definitive treatment is still available.

This success was more than offset by the failure of the expedition to the Hudson, in which General Burgoyne surrendered his army after the Battles of Saratoga, in October 1777.

Although early cooling after injury is considered to be beneficial, this is offset by the failure to show benefit from hypothermia in the absence of raised ICP.

They argued that if the Fed had acted as a lender of last resort, as it was created to do, it could have stopped the Great Depression in its tracks by expanding the money supply so as to offset the contraction that bank failures caused.

Shifting the planting date can reduce the risk of crop failure and offset the predicted yield reduction caused by climate change.

To many of us the potential of an occasional masterpiece is not enough to offset the dreary residue left by the failures.

David Hellmann, who created the program, says the model cut heart failure readmissions by two-thirds, which offset the costs of the additional staff members.

The experiment will be labeled a failure if the betting handle does not increase enough to offset the costs involved with the higher purses.