Sentence examples for compensating himself from inspiring English sources
In Nova Scotia last spring, the chief of a Micmac reserve was found to be compensating himself with the equivalent of about $275,000 American in salary and expenses; at the same time the provincial premier's salary was $53,300.
If this writer-in-residence job in the respected Iowa Writers' Workshop didn't suit him, he was going to leave it and compensate himself for his trouble by coming on strong with Sarah.
Mr. Morrissey, who was in disagreement with Mar Oil over his fee, was found to have wrongfully taken $925,675 out of an escrow account belonging to the firm to compensate himself, and to have deceived a top company executive into signing a letter that approved the payment, according to court documents.
While Damon may not be compensated himself, he is still influencing future profits.
But with the surprise goal came a scenario nobody had anticipated – defending a lead for 89 minutes, and as first Altidore went down to rob the US of a hold up man, then Clint Dempsey became barely able to breathe through his nose, Bradley found himself compensating by sitting too deep to be an effective outlet, but not always deep enough to stop Ghana bypassing him in midfield.
He is way too neurotic to handle this, however, so he compensates by representing himself as a bumbling idiot.
Prof Thorne said: "When Stephen lost the use of his hands and could no longer manipulate equations on paper, he compensated by training himself to manipulate complex shapes and topologies in his mind at great speed.
A patient who has trouble remembering what he sees may compensate by telling himself what he's looking at, bringing in his verbal memory circuitry.
Despite this, Reinhardt taught himself to play by compensating with his functioning fingers.
There are, however, compensating factors.
