Sentence examples for compensate for sharp from inspiring English sources

She said the Government had been forced to quickly make the hike, to £7.20 in April 2016, because it needed to compensate for sharp cuts to tax credits.

The better-off suburbs, meanwhile, receive less state money for schools and their officials say the complex formula used to calculate aid does not compensate for the sharp enrollment increases that some suburbs are experiencing.

Figures for both years are before taxes, and the 2001 figure does not include 71 million Canadian dollars ($45 million) in government assistance received earlier this week to compensate for the sharp loss of business in the days after the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

Finally, the smoothing process is employed to compensate for the sharp discontinuities between adjacent linear models at the leaves of the pruned tree.

This is mainly due to the forest's declining capacity to function as a carbon sink; the increase in deadwood storage up to 2100 cannot compensate for the sharp decline in belowground and aboveground biomass storage.

A spike is nevertheless produced because the adaptation current is too slow to compensate for the sharp change in current.

The pulse of metabolic proteins at the last generation may compensate for the sharp decline in substrate in this phase of growth.

Unilever, to compensate for the recent sharp decline of the pound's worth thanks to Brexit, has chosen to up the prices of many of its products.

Jack Kennedy, senior economist at Markit, said: "A resilient service sector performance compensated for a sharper fall in manufacturing output during July.

Thus, in contrast to the other phenotypes described so far, Sharp-2 function seems to be essential for a rapid resetting to an 8 h delayed LD cycle and cannot be compensated for by Sharp-1.

A new technology called adaptive optics, a spinoff of military research, uses computers to compensate for atmospheric distortions and produce sharper images of faint cosmic objects.