Sentence examples for expect to compensate from inspiring English sources

Since traditional Somali life never involves leisure-time physical activity, one cannot expect to compensate for the low daily activity level with leisure-time activity the Swedish way.

Similarly, if nicotine yields increase, smokers might be expected to compensate by smoking slightly less.

12.33pm BST Alexander says the government needs to borrow more than expected to compensate for the effects of the recession.

Previously expecting to compensate for Iraq, OPEC found it had no option but to maintain production unchanged to keep prices in its range of $22 to $28 a barrel.

British Gas is expected to compensate more than 4,000 customers for mis-selling because it overstated the savings they would make by switching to one of its tariffs.

The good part is that the veteran players who would take your number are traditionally expected to compensate you for your troubles.

"At some point, Bank of America can't be expected to compensate every entity that claims losses that actually were caused by the economic downturn".

The spokesman, Lawrence Grayson, added, "At some point, Bank of America can't be expected to compensate every entity that claims losses that actually were caused by the economic downturn".

Charities are exempt from its restrictions, and companies cut off from commercial solicitation of the 54 million households on the registry so far are expected to compensate by trying to drum up more nonprofit work.

But the Royal College of Psychiatrists report warns that too much strain is being placed on university-funded mental health provision, and says such services are expected to compensate for shortfalls within the health service.

More and more, theatres are expected to compensate for social and educational shortfalls by boosting the number and range of workshops, courses, community and outreach programmes they already offer.