Sentence examples for fall to compensate from inspiring English sources

The floating raft means the island can rise and fall to compensate.

Bond prices would fall to compensate for the decline in demand.

But the dynamic between rents and prices is such that rents will fall to compensate and as foreclosures mount that will drag former owners back into the rental pool.

Adjust your opponent's positioning on the fall to compensate any slipping or mess-ups.

In order to not fall, you have to compensate.

It falls to her to compensate for the havoc that Eve turned loose on the world.

Like stock investors, high-yield bondholders are expecting the nation's economy to recover this year and figure that prices on junk bonds have already fallen far enough to compensate them for the higher risk of defaults, analysts say.

Thus, further studies and cost-benefit analyses have to be conducted to determine the usability and feasibility of these analyses when implemented in smartphone and desktop application and the gain in accuracy of fall risk assessment needed to compensate potential decline in clinical feasibility.

Oil prices spiked to more than $41 a barrel by October 1990, but fell once OPEC moved to compensate by increasing production to make up for the loss of the embargoed oil.

Assume that consumers want to reduce consumption by the same amount every year to offset this tax burden; then consumer spending will fall by $100 billion per year to compensate, wiping out any expansionary effect of the government spending.

The government said it would spend $23 billion in the third quarter on public works to compensate for falling electronics exports.