Sentence examples for would offset to from inspiring English sources

But pensions would offset, to some degree, the difference between how these groups lived in old age.

The county jail savings would be offset to the extent that jail beds no longer needed for marijuana offenders were used for other criminals who are now being released early because of a lack of jail space".

BAT predicted that, as sales volume declined among older adult males, this would be offset to some degree by increasing female smoking [ 53].

Oil and gas companies would offset disturbances to the lesser prairie chicken's habitat by paying landowners a certain amount to maintain the birds' habitat on their own land.

Cargo fees would offset up to 45percentt of the costs of harbor maintenance.

He would offset damage to industries protected by high tariffs with some short-term subsidy and by scrapping regulations in areas such as working hours, gender equality and climate change.

Any misalignment of the sensor to the segment would introduce an offset to the joint angle, but would not affect the ROM or profile.

The court rejected the federal government's argument that extending relief to a wide swath of immigrants would offset the injury to the state by bringing in increased tax revenue and other benefits.

Heavier reliance on income taxes would be a bad outcome, since it would offset federal efforts to get away from income taxes and increase tax competition between states.

She also said that the lower fares would stimulate more traffic, which, combined with falling fuel costs, would offset any damage to profitability.

However, Taiwan often experiences summer influenza epidemics which would offset any attempt to obtain a reasonable "excess" P&I mortality for the winter season.