The content compensates everything from bumps to swerves to sudden stops.
The schools reject the notion that all that these struggling students need are high expectations; they do need those, of course, but they also need specific types and amounts of instruction, both in academics and attitude, to compensate for everything they did not receive in their first decade of life.
Joseph O. Johns, who oversees the prosecution of environmental crimes, said the government was "generally satisfied" with the ruling, but acknowledged it would not compensate for everything lost in the fire. .
Though Associated Press writer David Germain gave a negative review overall of Into the Blue, he wrote positively of Hurlbut's cinematography work, commenting: "Shane Hurlbut's cinematography buoys the movie, but his lovely pictures of the actors swimming among jellyfish and shimmery aquatic vegetation cannot compensate for everything else".
Thirdly, my people should be compensated, and everything that has been damaged ― factories, schools, university campuses, hospitals, bridges and infrastructure ― should be rebuilt, even though what Yemen has lost as a result of the aggression is irreplaceable, especially in terms of the innocent souls lost.
With his elbow constantly hurting -- Payton has had medial-collateral ligament surgery twice -- he tried to compensate by making everything around his elbow stronger.
She called it a "godsend," adding, "It was a romantic movie and I seemed to be constantly running toward Greg or away from him, so I had emotional and physical release to compensate for keeping everything inside at home".
The movie came, of course, at an awful time in her life — as Humphrey Bogart was in the final stages of his fatal illness — and she writes, in her autobiography, "By Myself and Then Some," that the romantic and the contentious elements of the film gave her "emotional and physical release to compensate for keeping everything inside at home".
We read everything to compensate for the fact we were so far away and felt that strange antipodean complex of superiority and inferiority.
