Sentence examples for offset the problem of from inspiring English sources
Would China's low labor costs offset the problem of its poor infrastructure?
Once refugees are more established, and able to join Germany's workforce, they could help to offset the problem of its rapidly ageing population – if the country's policymakers can successfully navigate the considerable social and political challenges of absorbing such a large influx.
Market reforms, which were intended in part to offset the problem of low salaries, have increased inequalities, as well as creating a number of problematic incentives, such as supply-induced demand (for high tech equipment and drugs).
But some of these variables, which involve the witness's judgment, do not offset the problems of suggestive police procedures, which tend to make witnesses more certain and more prone to describing their view as a good one, said Professor Wells of Iowa State.
They usually ran downhill so that they included both wet and dry land, helping to offset the problems of extreme weather conditions.
Nothing here races with the energy and resolve of 1985's "Scorpio Rising" or "My Mother the War". Yet the advances in Merchant's singing and lyrics--both are more intimate and assured--help offset the problems of over-familiarity.
The weights help to offset the problems of over and under sampling associated with national surveys.
But that is to focus on the thousands of people entering the job market as somehow offsetting the problem of the many millions who were already working and have seen their wages squeezed for years now, while the cost of basic living continues to rise.
Ambrosio and her colleagues wanted to know if a drug called SS-31 would help offset the problems caused by loss of α-Klotho because SS-31, which is currently in clinical trials, is known to target the mitochondria.
China for its part hopes quicker inflows of foreign capital will offset the problems at state-run companies.
Another of these added measures could offset the problems caused by Basel's risk weighting.
