Sentence examples for compensate later from inspiring English sources

"Then I compensate later," he said, eating less for the rest of the day.

Previous reports [36], [37] showed that neurexin is not essential for NMJ formation in larvae and adults, but cannot rule out the possibility of defects or delays early in development, for which the animal might compensate later.

Dry skin will look flaky to start with and gain oil to compensate later on, so be sure your skin has been treated with a bit of lotion.

Under EU rules, state intervention can only move forward once junior bondholders have taken a hit, although some retail investors would likely be compensated later.

Not one paper achieved an A* grade (a minimum of two blondes jumping, on the front page), although the ever-formulaic Express managed an A with five girls jumping inside; while the Times, which plumped for all boys on the front, compensated later by showing two blondes embracing (B minus).

When they finally enter the nonacademic job market, their financial "sacrifices … are not compensated later in their careers.

"[A]n increasing fraction [of postdocs] end up in nonacademic or non-research careers that do not require the years of advanced research training provided by the postdoctoral position," it states, and "the sacrifices made by postdoctoral researchers in salary and benefits are not compensated later in their careers" outside of academe.

The government has played down fears of looting saying disaster victims could take essential goods and shops would be compensated later.

Even if these workers were fully compensated later, they were still paid less than the minimum wage on their scheduled payday, the suit claims.

This is manifested by early increases in blood glucose, which are compensated later on by a continuously increased insulin secretion.

This suggests that this loss is compensated later during postnatal establishment of mature spermatogenesis involving waves of germ cell proliferation.