Sentence examples for be enough to compensate from inspiring English sources

A 2 percent rise in area planted, to just over 5 million hectares, would not be enough to compensate.

The planned introduction of limited short-selling at the same time is unlikely to be enough to compensate.

They can't attract them from other areas because when they see our housing prices, they say what they would be paid would not be enough to compensate them".

In effect, the commission asserts that when a person is unfairly dismissed a fine or penalty would be enough to compensate them for being sacked.

That would be enough to compensate for the loss of Iraq's oil, but not (should the war go horribly wrong) Kuwait's.

Even though banks are returning to profitability, the I.M.F. said, incoming cash will not be enough to compensate for the losses.

But so far, the changes have not been enough to compensate for the weak economy.

So far, the growth at the port has not been enough to compensate for steady erosion of work elsewhere in the city.

Bevan says that for many, the feeling is that the pay rises have still not been enough to compensate for years of underfunding.

Planet Of The Apes featured Tim Roth, Helena Bonham Carter, Mark Wahlberg and Charlton Heston, but neither this talented cast nor Tim Burton's predictably jaw-dropping special effects were enough to compensate for a dumb, obvious, connect-the-dots screenplay.

Although that was less than CBS's repeat of "CSI" at 9 p.m. (9.8 million), it was enough to compensate for the network's low ratings at 10 with "Swingtown" (5.4 million).