Sentence examples for compensated for a fall from inspiring English sources
The firm said that it was experiencing a trend in which the growth in digital sales more than compensated for a fall in packaged games sold via shops.
People generally do not fall in love with government bonds, and Treasuries have no other use to compensate for a fall in value.
Recently it posted a drop in first quarter profits - and laid off thousands of staff in an effort to reduce its costs to compensate for a fall in sales - due to patent losses on blockbuster medicines.
Extrapolation from small exploratory studies must always be cautious, but an important clinical implication of these findings is that these data do not support the concept that the dose of glucocorticoid replacement therapy needs to be adjusted upwards in the short-term following introduction of GH to compensate for a fall in 11β-HSD1 activity.
The commission's audit revealed the campaign to have accepted contributions above the legal limit, to have failed to properly compensate for a 2007 jet ride, and to have issues checks that were never cashed.
Massive turnout that exceeded projections more than compensated for a burst in early voting (and strong support from Hispanics) that favored Clinton in battleground states.
But a rebound in debt trading in late September compensated for a decline in equity trading and contributed to an 12 percent increase in profit from investment banking, to €1.1 billion.
At Neuner's first World Cup victory in the individual discipline in January 2010, she compensated for a total time penalty of two minutes on the 15 km cross-country course (incurred by two additional shooting errors).
SCPRT may also only partially compensate for a positive CRM [45,46] if this threat to the mesorectal fascia (MRF) was not detected on preoperative MRI.
He retired in January 2007 alongside Warne, Justin Langer and Damien Martyn after completing a 5-0 whitewAshesshes win - a result that compensated for his 2005 heartbreak.
She said the figures were "definitely not very surprising," given a drop in first-quarter manufacturing in Italy, and the fact that the second quarter had fewer calendar days, a factor not compensated for in today's figures.
