Sentence examples for compensation because of from inspiring English sources

She was ineligible for unemployment compensation because of the limbo she was put in.

Kacheisvili soon lost a pawn, although he had compensation because of his powerful bishop pair.

Will passengers get EU compensation because of the delays and cancellations?

After 25... Bc2 26 Nb7, White has great compensation because of Black's broken pawns.

The company received an additional £160m in compensation because of the recent track access problems.

Some businesses might be due interest because of the late checks, or might request more compensation because of the disruption.

Loss of land/farmlands and lack of compensations because of the projects which directly affect the livelihood is another challenge arising from the projects.

The evaluation was restricted to non-attenuation corrected images and reconstruction without collimator detector response compensations because of difficulties of generating DICOM images with the required header information for each gamma camera vendor.

Coupled with this challenge are: the limited capacity of human capital and expertise that will ensure the proper management of borehole interventions; insufficient cost recovery for proper operation and maintenance of the projects; loss of land and farmlands and lack of compensations because of the projects which affect the livelihood.

But buybacks also bolster Mr. Schar's compensation because some of his incentive pay is based on earnings-per-share growth.

A reserve running back for four non-California teams from 1991 to 1996, Thompson qualified for California workers' compensation because 4 of his 80 regular-season games were played there.