Sentence examples for power to offset from inspiring English sources

Yet none of these moments sustain enough poetic power to offset the work's fundamental flaws.

As a result, truckers now have little pricing power to offset rising fuel costs, he said.

The Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has warned repeatedly that such policy has limited power to offset additional cuts.

They are also realizing that banks may have the earnings power to offset bad loans and absorb further write-downs.

Kansas City Power & Light is buying more wind power to offset emissions from a coal plant under construction.

Or should they impose capital controls, confining the perversity of financial markets to national borders, where the central bank retains the power to offset it?

If flow batteries could supply power for as little as $100 per kilowatt hour, they'd be a cheaper option for utilities than the installation of a new fossil-fuel-based power plant to offset the daily variations in wind or solar power, Kamath says.

Or, the fliers say, buy "green power certificates" to offset your global warming emissions.

Australia has already signed an agreement to export uranium to China, which is building nuclear power plants to offset its increasing imports of oil.

Monopolistic control of the main factors of production by a few individuals or corporations can play havoc with market efficiency; and it can also lead to such great concentrations of private power as to offset any argument for property based on freedom, dissent or democracy.

While states like New York, California and regions across the upper Midwest have access to renewable energy through their utilities and competitive marketplaces, not all states in the country have utilities that are building renewable power generation to offset coal and natural gas energy production.