Sentence examples for compensating as it from inspiring English sources

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In 1970, racing was not as specialized (and as well compensated) as it is now.

It was entirely predictable that they would seek to boost pay to compensate (as it will be described) senior staff for the loss of bonus-earning potential.

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Napier, who is working with Smith and Disclosure on their second albums, added: "I think it is important that songwriters are compensated as much as they can be, especially because most of the public don't consider songwriters as much.

It's costly to run a family practice, and family doctors aren't compensated as well as specialists, so in Flemming's experience, they move on to other areas where they can make a better living.

Egg donors are compensated as much as $15,000.

Just like I think college players should be compensated as well.

And in a twist, he will be compensated as well; he will earn $105,000 as chairman of the state agency.

Soon after the war's end, though, a complication emerged, as statistics began to show that women weren't being compensated as well as men.

The company has agreed to compensate as many as 23 million affected customers, the court filing said.