Sentence examples for compensating for the lost from inspiring English sources

Had a Katrina-like hurricane or a conflict between America and Iran destroyed lots of rigs last year, there would have been no one capable of compensating for the lost production by pumping more.

The MFA Oil Company, a farmers cooperative that sells E85 at 45 locations in Missouri, has lowered prices so it will always cost 20percentt less than gasoline, largely compensating for the lost efficiency.

Salazar also instructed Ritzenhein to replace his sharp forefoot strike with a less aggressive landing on the midfoot, and he reduced the number of miles that Ritzenhein ran, compensating for the lost distance with long sessions of aqua jogging, plus workouts on Nike's altered-gravity treadmill, a pressurized pod that allows athletes to run with artificially lowered body weight.

Then 5.Nf3 would allow 5...Bc5, while Taylor suggests meeting 5.Be2 with 5...Nc6! and 5.f4 with 5...Bc5 with quick development compensating for the lost pawn.

Thus, the presence of B. thetaiotaomicron rescued the growth phenotypes for 21 single knockouts by compensating for the lost enzymatic functions.

In A. moseri, however, half of the tryptophan residues within protein-coding mtDNA are represented by UGA codons, implying that either a nucleus-encoded mitochondrial-targeted trnWUCA or nonstandard wobble properties of an imported trnWUGG is compensating for the lost mitochondrial version of the gene.

These findings suggested that the mechanism of Cry1Ab resistance in ACB might differ from that in P. xylostlla, or the up-regulated expression of the minority unigenescould be compensating for the lose of the other catalytic genes to minimize the fitness costs of the resistance.

CBS and Fox rejected that because they would not be compensated for the lost games.

Barack took on a heavier teaching load to compensate for the lost income.

Advocates say other sources of power, including wind, can compensate for the lost hydropower.

I also added a chopped carrot to compensate for the lost vegetable matter and to deepen the color.