Sentence examples for better compensate from inspiring English sources

The City University of New York trustees approved a new faculty contract this week that CUNY and union officials said would better compensate part-time professors, known as adjuncts, for working with students.

The reinnervation method is part of a recent explosion of new ideas and techniques being explored as scientists try to help people better compensate for missing limbs or paralysis.

But while some artists and their representatives applauded BMG for its lone stand among the music labels, they said the industry still needed to change other accounting methods and better compensate performers for their work.

The bills, the National Food Security Bill and the Land Acquisition Bill, aim to guarantee heavily subsidized food to millions of poor people and better compensate farmers for land taken for public projects.

But a student at the University of Kansas looked at McDonald's 2012 annual report and estimated that the world's largest burger chain, at least, could better compensate its employees without losing its reputation as a dirt cheap dining option.

But this is a special landscape, and does this minimal contribution to the grid outweigh the degradation these lines impose?" Her group wants power companies to use smaller towers, employ routes that parallel highways rather than cut across pasture and better compensate landowners.

They could, shall we say, be better compensated financially outside.

Workers in Pyongyang are said to be much better compensated.

"We have always shared the view with 1199 that this is a work force that should be better compensated," he said.

HBJ's lawyers said the land deal was lawful and "an act of the government of Qatar" for which Attiya had been "better compensated" than any other individual.

Now people in Brussels are deciding that grain farmers should be better compensated for last summer's drought than beef and milk farmers.