Sentence examples for good to compensate from inspiring English sources

Unlike fellow rappers and chroniclers of urban life, Mike Skinner and Jamie T, Drew's tracks also lack wit, which is fine but his "protest" songs need to be exceptionally good to compensate.

Psychologically, you're going to slow down as you get further into the mile, so make sure this first lap is good to compensate.

Psychologically, you're going to slow down as you get further into the mile, so make sure the first lap is good to compensate.

The World Trade Organization will allow the Canadian government to impose more than $1 billion in trade sanctions over the next five years on Brazilian goods to compensate for Brazil's illegal aircraft industry subsidies, Brazilian officials said today.

And because more people than ever are using plastic as a form of payment, merchants have been forced to raise the price of goods to compensate for the rise in associated swipe fees.

Not only is this defense no longer good enough to compensate for Mark Sanchez's incompletions, it's no longer good enough to force incompletions on a majority of throws.

It is still, however, a good idea to compensate them.

Luckily, the food is good enough to compensate.

Proponents of the law say that $20 billion of recoveries is proof that contracting fraud is real, and that offering whistle-blowers a percentage is a good way to compensate them for the near-certainty that they will be fired.

There is a sense that the countries who have reached the tournament that is being cohosted by Gabon and Equatorial Guinea are not good enough to compensate for the non-appearance of those who have failed to make the most of their resources.

As there is no main storyline and the combat action isn't good enough to compensate.