Sentence examples for potential to offset from inspiring English sources

Emphasising risk-informed urban development now has the potential to offset future losses and protect lives and resources.

So far, retransmission fees have shown more potential to offset declining advertising revenue at stations than have Web streams.

With Hynoski leading the 265-pound Jacobs into a hole, the Giants have the potential to offset some of their losses in the passing game with sheer power.

The six states with the highest potential to offset electricity use all have significantly below-average household energy consumption, the analysts note, indicating that any state that wants to make the most of solar incentives should also prioritize energy efficiency.

ft. Date built: c. 1900 This three-family apartment building on Jewel Street provides the owner the potential to offset most of the mortgage with rental income from the other two apartments.

According to a recent report (pdf) by the Carbon Trust, Innovate UK's Knowledge Transfer Network and Coventry University, remanufacturing typically uses 85% less energy than manufacturing, and on a global scale has the potential to offset more than 800,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions per annum.

Indeed, Lawrence H. Summers and J. Bradford DeLong assert in a recent paper that under these conditions, expansionary fiscal policy is likely to be self-financing – the future gains in potential output are likely to offset the policy's cost.

The diets of lambs in the tropical regions of Africa are severely deficient in protein and leguminous trees provide a potential source to offset this deficit.

"There are very few potential catalysts to offset revenue pressure," Fitch said, but the company's "stability is supported by a high recurring revenue (over 85%), the contractual nature of the company's revenues, and solid geographic and client diversity".

Although it is impossible to significantly improve carbon sequestration by establishing forest in a short-term, reforestation is imperative in a long-term view as it clearly has a potential mechanism to offset emitted carbon.

There is greater potential to decrease offset in females, partly because of the above assumption, and it is sometimes difficult to use the larger offset components because a smaller femoral canal diameter precludes their use.