Sentence examples for high to compensate from inspiring English sources

The eastern lowlands didn't have real mountains, so they built the temple complexes very high to compensate.

On the left there is a predictable reluctance to call it a "living wage", and an insistence that it is insufficiently high to compensate for the cuts elsewhere in last week's budget.

Another illusion is caused by forward acceleration: when a pilot takes off from land, the increased speed gives the impression of nosing the plane too high; to compensate the pilot may lower the nose and dive back to the ground.

If different types of firms alternate, no Red workers will choose to work for a prejudiced firm, as the wage proposed by unprejudiced firms is sufficiently high to compensate for the additional transportation costs required to reach them.

Also in the present study, the AOX protein concentration could have been sufficiently high to compensate for an in vivo restriction of the cytochrome pathway.

Psiblast using an inclusion e value of 0.1 (relatively high to compensate for the small size of the sequences) against the NR protein database additionally identifies a salivary peptide previously found in C. quinquefasciatus, annotated as 9.7 kDa salivary peptide.

Because the interest rates of such bonds are at historic lows, the lump sums have to be higher to compensate.

An alternative explanation is that the female recombination rate is higher to compensate for the apparently less stringent checkpoint for achiasmatic chromosomes compared with males.

If two scientists are judged equal on the basis of the standard measures, then the scientist from the less dense community (see figure) could be ranked higher to compensate for the biases against researchers in these areas.

Narayanan (2014) also performs a profit (coming from coordination) decomposition (loss) exercise: incomes realized by coordinated farmers are high enough to compensate higher costs due to the cultivation contracts.

Under the capital asset-pricing model that is at the heart of academic finance, high-beta stocks should offer high returns to compensate for the higher risk.