Sentence examples for compensated not only from inspiring English sources

During this phase, it is important that the salesperson is compensated not only for the sale, but also for customer satisfaction.

The managers are compensated not only on their ability to improve year-to-year sales and profitability, they're also rewarded for their ability to retain employees.

M. sexta larvae fed low protein and nutritionally unbalanced diets compensated not only for the decreased protein intake [ 51] but also for unbalanced nutrition by selecting diets high in the missing nutrients which increased larval growth rates [ 52, 53].

In that regard, the newly constituted compensation committee is engaged in a bottom-up analysis of how it compensates not only Mr. Grasso, but his top lieutenants, Catherine R. Kinney and Robert G. Britz, both of whom were reported to have made close to $4 million last year.

This kind of readout integrated circuit can compensate not only the operating temperature fluctuation but also the thermoelectric-parameter nonuniformity for microbolometer array.

The answer, of course, is that the contingent fees contracted for are high enough to compensate not only for the contingency but also for the delay until the contingency is resolved.

The microstage was fixed on a rotary table to compensate not only for the x- and y-position errors, but also for the angle errors about the x- and y-axis.

But critics, including some of the original black plaintiffs, say that is precisely what the government did when it first agreed to compensate not only those who had proof of bias, but those who had none.

In this case, one well-structured river-bank compensates not only the effect of a river in the city but also for the unstructured and segregated part of the city located in the other side of the river.

This proposal using a PLL compensates not only for the phase difference between the optimal read moment and the current read moment of the Short Exposure Image but also for the frequency difference of the actual and ideal mains lock frequencies.

The boards determine only how much landowners should be compensated, not whether eminent domain laws apply.