Sentence examples for compensated about from inspiring English sources

What we wanted was someone who is going to get negotiations done". The negotiator will be compensated about $140 per hour, Grant said.

So Kruse, an automotive engineer, figures he'll be compensated about $50 an hour for his miserable confinement—"way below my hourly rate," he says.

The company has compensated about 130 women, including Gaupe, although she says her payment was not enough.

However, the year that a plantation starts to actually sequester carbon is postponed because the initial emissions have to be compensated (about 23 years for the example in Figure 5).

The company agreed to pay £28.7m to compensate about 30,000 victims.

The company said that it estimated it would have to pay $3 million to $11 million to compensate about 6,000 accounts.

Last month the two sides reached a settlement in which up to $657.5 million would be used to compensate about 10,000 plaintiffs according to their degree of exposure and illness.

In Britain, the Treasury minister Greg Clark appeared to use different language to chancellor George Osborne who had pledged to compensate about 3,000 services personnel stationed in Cyprus when he said they would be compensated for "reasonable losses".

They said that the settlement would compensate about 10,000 plaintiffs according to the severity of their illnesses and the level of their exposure to contaminants at the World Trade Center site.

Katie Clack's death raises fresh questions about the government's long refusal to compensate about 80 people who developed narcolepsy as a rare side-effect of the vaccine, on the basis that the condition is not serious enough to merit payouts.

So if you come out by 10cm, cars will compensate about 8cm, and increasingly get closer the further out, explains Garrard.