Sentence examples for work to offset from inspiring English sources

"Our commercial litigation practice did not get as active as it might have in the past when the economy slowed," so there was not enough other work to offset the decline in corporate business, Mr. Davidson said.

Johnson quickly realized that both Englewood residents and outsiders needed to see her work to offset the impact of its negative reputation.

However, while we may expect certain climate impacts in certain regions during an El Niño event, there is still a possibility that other aspects of the climate system in a particular year may work to offset the influence of El Niño.

The need for increased ventricular work to offset the contribution of reflected waves to ventricular afterload may explain the higher Ew, EaI and ElvI in women both before and after training despite lower arterial pressure compared to men.

New terms have been developed to describe the complex physiological interactions that occur when an individual is faced with stressful events and more is known about how the brain and body work to offset the changes induced through stress-response mechanisms.

The scheme proposed here extends this argument by highlighting the fact that lipid-limited conditions additionally promote a more aggregation-prone lipid binding mode of αS (SL1), while decreasing the level of conformations that may naturally work to offset aggregation propensity (SL2 or intermediate modes).

In June, ConAgra was also working to offset rising raw material costs thanks to continued volatility in the commodities markets.

In Turin for the 2006 Winter Olympics, organizers offset close to 70% of greenhouse gas emissions and are still working to offset the other 30%.

Continued volatility in the commodities markets is leading to a challenging time for ConAgra Foods, a company that is working to offset rising raw material costs.

In a statement, Dell financial officer Thomas J. Meredith said: "We are managing the memory situation carefully and are working to offset the cost increases with efficiencies in other parts of our business".

Trina Solar's chief executive, Jifan Gao Jifan Gao, said the company benefited from integrated manufacturing capabilities which worked to offset higher silicon costs: "We also made solid progress on our technology roadmap, including reducing wafer thickness and other process improvements, all of which contributed to lower our module manufacturing costs".