Sentence examples for compensated too much from inspiring English sources

Roy shimmied to the leg side and smashed the ball straight for another boundary; next ball Santner compensated too much so Roy could sweep a simple leg-side four.

"These veterans should be compensated, too".

You get your hit and your body starts throwing out insulin to compensate, and too much means that you crash, ending up in some sugar coma, leading to a craving for sugar to balance it out and so it goes on your body riding the serotonin helter-skelter.

Do not over-compensate with too much of one nutrient and not enough of another.

Once you're on a diet, it's easy to slip into disordered behaviors like skipping out on social situations because you won't be in control of the food, obsessively following diet rules or over-exercising to compensate for eating "too much".

What the committee had to understand, Fairhead continued, was that people at her level at HSBC were paid far too much – "compensated is the word we use," Gulliver reminded her – to be actually personally responsible for anything and it was entirely unreasonable for anyone to expect her to know anything about anything.

But working efficiently and managing multiple demands effectively cannot compensate for simply having too much to do.

He said although businesses were compensated while employees were away, too much bureaucracy was involved.

If owners of buildings are compensated fully for hurricane damage, too much poor construction will be undertaken, yielding an increase in damage when a strong storm hits.

"But we found that housework was inversely related to leanness, which suggests that either people are overestimating the amount of moderate intensity physical activity they do through housework, or are eating too much to compensate for the amount of activity undertaken".

I've probably taken on too much but I compensate by handing out produce to my neighbours and workmates.