Sentence examples for It was compensated from inspiring English sources

I think it was compensated by his absolute attention when he was present in front of you, full of warmth and with a great sense of humour.

Aside from the physical coverage of the maps usually being lower in the intraspecific maps, these results suggest either that ascertainment bias was not an important factor in the almond/peach materials or that it was compensated for by a higher level of polymorphism compared to peach materials alone, giving a similar or higher marker number and coverage.

During my stay I attended a lustily booed performance of Verdi's "Nabucco" at the Deutsche Oper, in which, among other calamities, the Priests of Babylon appeared on stage costumed as bumblebees, but it was compensated for two nights later by an electrifying evening of Beethoven trios at the Philharmonie in the Tiergarten.

But as this layer gets thinner, the problems become more obvious.A shrinking pieCorruption was also excessive in the 2000s, but it was compensated for by strong economic growth and fast-rising incomes.

Solidarity didn't in fact have such a strong political infrastructure outside the big cities, but it was compensated by the network of parishes that was quite effective".

Although she confesses to loneliness in the boarding school, she noted that it was compensated by her finding a "... perfect set of friends" there.

His inexperience in Federal practice might be forgivable if it were compensated by scholarship.

It is compensated by substituting that part of the percolation curve with one derived from adsorption measurements.

If Ukraine shipped warheads to Russia for dismantlement, how would it be compensated for the value of the highly enriched uranium they contained?

A drop in tax revenues downtown needn't be disastrous if it is compensated for by development elsewhere in the five boroughs.

"Wholesale data retention is not a problem if it's compensated for by safeguards governing access to the data," a lawyer for the Czech government argued on Tuesday.