Sentence examples for compensate for other from inspiring English sources

It's not going to fully compensate for other things but it's going to help".

Why do you expect me to believe that "tokenistic" gestures like the pupil premium will compensate for other measures harming fairness?

Combined with adapted software to compensate for other problems they might encounter with their ageing instrument, the team's goal is to make sure they have at least a one ­year overlap with Hubble's successor,­ the James Webb Space Telescope.

The LGC examined whether any increased income that councils received from retaining business rates would compensate for other grant cuts due to be imposed by central government over the next few years.

Ms. Lagarde, in the interview, added that in France, the tax rate may be slightly lower than Britain's to compensate for other tax advantages that financial institutions in the City of London enjoy over their French counterparts.

The study is uplifting and troubling at the same time: even Grant acknowledges the possibility of corporations playing off their employees' generous impulses, as a sop to compensate for other failings — poor pay or demeaning work.

Nejat et al. [ 33] speculated that tubular injury is a heterogeneous process in that residual normally functioning nephrons may mask or compensate for others already disabled.

Using the racketeering law would have allowed broader rules of evidence that could have compensated for other weaknesses in the prosecution's case, legal experts said.

He made an assured debut in England's friendly against Italy, without entirely compensating for other annoying aspects of ITV's coverage.

They seem a bit like the current Liverpool side: firepower getting them a long way and compensating for other shortcomings?" I don't think we know how good they are – and I'm not sure we'll ever know.

By compensating for other degrees of freedom and the motion of the orbiter, this setup aims to detect the influence of general relativistic time dilation on a spatially superposed single photon.