Sentence examples for offset the hazards from inspiring English sources
But greater safety in cars could not offset the hazards women faced as they drove more.
Last November, he recommended horseback riding to offset the occupational hazards of working with computers.
With Nasa planning a manned mission to Mars in the 2030s – and private outfits like Mars One advertising a colony on the planet in the next two decades – researchers want to know how to best offset the health hazards of a journey that will take two-and-a-half years.
Afforestation, embankment, better drainage techniques on slope, check on urban sprawl, and ecotourism are effective techniques to offset the local hazards and livelihood vulnerabilities.
People participating in chair based exercise programmes may well be sedentary for much of the time when they are not doing exercise, and so the potential benefits of chair exercise may be offset by the hazards of inadequate customary physical activity at other times.
However, there are other social characteristics, such as social capital or social networks, not measured by common social vulnerability indicators, that could offset the impact of environmental hazards on low-income or minority populations (Romero-Lankao et al. 2012).
Selegiline alone has a higher hazard of death because it has a relatively small symptomatic and disease-modifying effect on disease status, which is insufficient to offset the independent effect that increases the hazard.
Or is the wiser strategy to stand pat until those profits become long-term, meanwhile hazarding declining prices that more than offset the lower taxes?
Or just a small class of owners whose prosperity is so great as to offset the consequent immiseration of the others in an aggregative utilitarian calculus?' John Locke hazarded the suggestion that everyone would be better off.
"Emotional rebellions offset the power-loving side".
