Sentence examples for easily compensated from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Williams, a kindhearted and earnest punk, easily compensated for any dull spots.

The flattening of the eyes is easily compensated for by eyeglasses, and nearsighted people become less nearsighted.

But for me it was so smart, so clever in its proudly intellectual reinterpretation that overt emotion was easily compensated for by brainy playfulness.

The cause of UARS is undersized airways that are easily compensated for during the day, but prone to obstructions when relaxed during sleep.

Don't expect designer comfort – rooms are dated, though this is easily compensated for by the warm, energetic Quebecoise owner, Lise Pineau, who built the hotel with her husband in 1988.

And if western oil companies were forced to divest, sure, they will incur economic losses – but yet again their losses in Syria are easily compensated for by record high oil prices.

Such criteria are then typically biased in favor of the rich whose willingness to pay is generally high (i.e., they are willing to give a lot in order to obtain whatever they want, and therefore they can easily compensate the losers; when they do not actually pay the compensation, they can have the cake and eat it too).

Emerging economies could easily compensate every poor person with a handout that was bigger than the benefits they got from cheap fuel and still save money.

Studies based on sales slips and tax records show that the increased spending of grateful nonsmokers -- who, after all, make up about 80percentt of the adult population -- easily compensates for any smokers who stay home.

Yet the combined dramatic force of Spencer and Davis easily compensates for the shortcomings of the story, ensuring that their characters and voices hold centre stage even when the film conspires to sideline them.

It comes as something of a shock to be told most of us have a deficiency that we can't easily compensate for without moving to Africa or taking supplements.