Sentence examples for offset the production from inspiring English sources

The remaining 70%% residual algae biomass (689 GJ/ha/year) is used in various co-product utilization methods to offset the production process' substantial energy requirements.

Getting rid of the supplemental gas hybrid engine could offset the production of surplus batteries.

The oil industry had thought that deepwater drilling would offset the production loss, something inconceivable now.

Proceeds from ticket sales are meant to offset the production costs of the play, estimated at under $100,000.

Such as the Fairbuy.org app that claims to allow you to offset the production conditions of fashion items by making a voluntary top-up contribution of 50 cents per piece, which is then donated to a garment workers' welfare trust.

Revenue from sponsors, television and DVD rights, and merchandise not only offset the production costs, but also brought in some extra income, according to John Kennedy, one of the trustees of Band Aid Trust, the nonprofit charity that presented the concerts.

It doesn't include the 16.5% tax offset the productions will receive via the "location offset".

Coauthor Jason Hill explains, "In our paper, the energy credit [for DDGS] is offered primarily because this product allows for offsetting the production of other products—such as corn and soybean meal as it can replace a combination of these in the market".

It claims that the durability will offset the higher production costs and save an estimated £100m.

Record cereals harvests this year and last, coinciding with falling demand, have bolstered current supply and will offset the expected production drop in the season ending in 2010.

He says the current premium of between $2 and $5 per ton over regular palm oil, which goes for $1,000 a ton these days, does not offset the additional production costs.