Sentence examples for compensate for decline from inspiring English sources

It is possible (but not addressable by these data) that one effect of drugs is to help players compensate for decline as they age, and thus to extend their careers.

Wall Street bankers are pushing spinoffs to compensate for declining takeover volume.

Norway is looking to the Barents Sea to compensate for declining North Sea production.

It would allow them to continue to build nationwide closed-circuit betting networks to compensate for declining attendance at racetracks.

As a result, the hope that digital revenue will eventually compensate for declining sales of CDs — and usher in overall growth — have largely been dashed.

Europe needs additional natural gas to compensate for declining output from the North Sea, he said, and Russia is the best place to get it.

The Strand's general manager, Eddie Sutton, said the proposal's aim was to compensate for declining sales, which have fallen roughly 5 percent over all since 2008.

To further compensate for declining fee revenue, some lenders are simply adding annual charges to cards that did not have them — even if no rewards are attached.

BellSouth and rivals like Verizon Communications Inc. want to compensate for declines in their calling business by adding customers for Internet access, which they say is as much as 50 times faster than dial-up phone links.

Mr. McGreevey's first two budgets relied on other one-time fixes, like the sale of future proceeds expected from the national tobacco settlement, to compensate for declining tax revenue.

Mobile and online advertising, which many had hoped would compensate for declines in traditional forms of print and broadcast advertising, has not grown as quickly as the industry has expected.